Sentences with phrase «on chores things»

1:30: Jeff and I usually catch up on chores things like cleaning, taking blog photos, doing laundry, or whatever other various things we need to get done that day.

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Ariely says there's a reason it's best to put goals on your calendar alongside the meetings and the chores: «Empty time where you think you'll do something loses precedence to things on the calendar that are concrete and specific,» he tells The New York Times.

I believe the key is to find something you enjoy, so it doesn't become a chore / task and it balances with all the other things you have going on.

Religion might preach grace, but another thing they practice Tend to ridicule God's people, they did it to John The Baptist They can't fix their problems, and so they just mask it Not realizing religions like spraying perfume on a casket See the problem with religion, is it never gets to the core It's just behavior modification, like a long list of chores Like lets dress up the outside make look nice and neat But it's funny that's what they use to do to mummies While the corpse rots underneath

Usually this looks like doing the easier things on my to - do list before the hard - hitting work chores, which isn't such a bad thing.

I felt energetic, awake and ready to take on all the necessary «chores» for the day (I say «chores» in quotations, because I actually enjoy all the things I have to do on Mondays.)

But, if you're struggling to be able to do that, then add some zing into your life by mixing things up and bringing home some accessories that will not only make your daily life chores easier but also bring a wide smile on your face.

In examining postings with hastags of #sadwife, #happywife, #sadhusband and #happyhusband, they discovered that — happy or sad — they represent the same thing: the «performance of an ideal spouse where the inconvenience of everyday chores (laundry, dishes, childcare) and stresses (fiances, marital disputes, familial relationships, resentments) are absent from the rose - tinted world of marital performance on Facebook.»

I just wanted to say when you step out the door early in the wee hours of the morning, I may not always see you off but I totally appreciate when you do the little things for me, my favorites are making me chai and emptying the dishwasher (my readers can read more on this titbit in my Friday 5 post on 5 Household Chores I Absolutely Hate).

I've found with Laurel (now 9) that it's often easier for her to talk to me about challenging things when we're working side by side on chores vs. sitting across the table from each other making eye contact.

Most of the time, we won't move on to the next thing until the «chore» is done.

Say things like, «It is time to do your chore list,» and your child can accept responsibility for completing each task on the list.

I find baby books to be a bit of a chore, so I have an open Word document on my computer called, «Sadie Says the Darndest Things.»

Charting which activities or chores are time - fillers in precious daytime hours, may help you keep the important things in mind, and come up with creative ways to slot the time wasters in during non important hours on the outskirts of the day.

Love the tips — I think it's a fine balance between teaching them independence (while you get things done) and getting down on the floor and simply playing with them (saying «I'll get to you later» to the chores).

Expect your daughter to complete chores and do things on her own.

For instance, gently introduce rewards for good manners, completed chores or kindness with things like having a picnic in a field, exploring the woods after school, or barbecuing on the beach for dinner — yes, even on a weeknight!

Driving in the car, going on walks, doing chores together or just going to a park and chilling are the best things moms and dads can do with kids on a regular basis.

Here I can concentrate on my work, whereas at my home university I was always bothered by many trivial things, such as teaching and administrative work, as well as household chores!

«People commonly over-estimate, and on the flip side, some underestimate the lifestyle activity they're getting from things they don't consider exercise, like household chores, for example.»

But on the opposite side of things, I used to make myself go to the gym before the crack of dawn, and it became so much more of a chore than a reward.

I want to clean an reorganize my closet before I unpack (quite the chore), and I need to do things like turn on my phone service, renew my gym membership, and so on.

Finding love shouldn't be a chore, especially if you're reaching your forties or have long ago passed that «fateful» age - you've got hundreds of other things on your mind, right?

I found a rhythm in this fairly quickly, structuring my day to get chores done early and to focus on the things I enjoyed most.

With entertainment and convenience at the forefront; the chore of teaching ourselves new things dissipates - and we can handily treat ourselves to swotting up on anything we like and enjoy doing so - whether it is in our free time, on the train to work, or in the classroom.

Sure, the FJ does a few things wrong - visibility is terrible, the interior packaging stinks, and it's a bit of a chore to drive on the highway.

This option works well for those who don't feel they can do their own covers, or who don't want to tackle the chore of doing epubs and getting things launched on different sites.

This turned the chore of spending a ton of time in your inventory digging through loot into a less compulsive thing, allowing you to focus on the mission at hand.

Whether this is a good thing depends on your tolerance for what are essentially chores.

The collecting is more of a chore and for those who are doing this because they haven't collected things this will really put a halt on the story.

Later, when random encounters become a thing in towns and on the world map, talking to every NPC again and again becomes a real chore.

The magnitude of soft tissue injuries can result in time off work, your ability to do ordinary things (like chores and hobbies), stress on relationships, and even emotional anxiety or depression.

The magnitude of soft tissue injuries can result in time off work, your ability to do ordinary things (like chores and hobbies), stress on relationships

If you have kids, then you might know a thing or two about how difficult it can be to yank them away from their computers and other devices so they get their chores done on time or just spend quality time with the family.

Tough because up to this day, some people still look down on women as if they're incapable of doing things other than menstruating, giving birth, and doing household chores.

A relationship is like a partnership, so rather than keeping score, partners should sit down together and work out a plan on things like chores or bills, and who does or pays what.

If you're doing a household chore, on vacation together, or worse — being intimate — will your spouse ever slip and say, «Well, my first spouse did things this way...» If that happens, how will you feel?

According to Business Insider, the book titled, «Raising Can - Do Kids,» which was written by Richard Rende quotes, «Parents today want their kids spending time on things that can bring them success, but ironically, we've stopped doing one thing that's actually been a proven predictor of success - and that's household chores.»

It turns out a little thing like chores has a major impact on young married couples» day - to - day happiness.

Some even contain detailed agreements on child raising methods, including things like discipline, chores and allowances.

What would make my life better right now if I started to look on some things more as something I want to do because they are an important part of my life instead of only a chore or a must.

Yesterday, I put a list of things to do on my fridge that are all mostly small chores.

A great book to read is the Entitlement Trap - it really puts the focus on understanding the value of things... this is not ypur typical chore chart..