We've definitely learned to be more open to ideas that initially we don't like, because
it usually works out in the end.
Not exact matches
By 8:30 a.m. (the time I
usually ended up rolling
out of bed), I had read several chapters of a good business book, listened to part of a podcast, spent time
in prayer, done some P90X Yoga, and
worked on a side - project that I'd been «too busy» to
work on for years.
The later never turns
out to
work in my favor, I
usually end up regretting their existence, but boy do those salted lime concoctions taste good going down.
People
usually work out at the same time every evening, so you
end up spending five to seven hours a week with the same crew of 20 who are similarly interested
in health and fitness.
I'm
usually exhausted by the
end of the day and prefer to
work out in the morning, but after a cryo session, I felt energized enough to get a workout
in later on.
Ok so I'm a highschool wrestler cut to 145 and now I'm wrestling 152 (but still weigh the same) I'm wondering what would be the best course of action being that season is coming to an
end and I've been on such a low amount I calories I have lifted before and
usually I do a lot of explosive exercise (hang / power cleans snatches) but many normal ones to, should I continue with the normal
work out or go back to the basics because I havent lifted
in a while?
I
usually just go for it and it always
works out to look cute
in the
end!
Expanding your city is done by connecting new buildings together, creating a strange hodge - podge of civilisation that
usually ends up looking like it was designed by a drunkard who firmly believes he's the greatest architect
in the world despite being unable to figure
out how his own front door
works.
The Lego tie -
ins worked out pretty well, as they
usually do, but other than that it's just been the usual dreary line of half - hearted adaptations and spin - offs, that almost seemed relieved that the films
ended so they could slope off into retirement and let the free - to - play smartphone games takeover.
And I know from experience that
in most criminal cases,
in the
end, it
usually works out.