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These quinoa gingersnap cookies are my typical go - to for getting my ginger fix, but
this year I wanted something gingery that's naturally sweetened and a bit healthier so I could feel good about snacking on them every day.
Through the years I always got the same kind of coat but
this year I wanted something different.
And if I could stop changing my mind / style I might be able to build up my fall decor but every couple of
years I want something new.
This year I wanted something bright and fun so after many design drafts, I decided on something extra colorful.
Instead of buying a car ever 3 - 4
years I wanted something that... Read full review
We've rappelled off mountains in Quebec and snorkeled in St. Croix, but
this year I wanted something long and grueling and out of cellphone range.
But
this year I wanted something different so I'm doing gold, silver, copper, bronze....
And like any update to a kitchen, if you decide in twenty
years you want something new, you can change it then!
Not exact matches
«In a
year from now, what we
want is for this not only to be nationally present, but
something that people see as a big part of their every day lives,» Elliott says.
«I don't
want to look back in five
years from now and feel like he took
something from me, when he's really not that type of person.»
«Is this
something you
want to do for five
years and flip?
At its September iPhone event, Apple announced the base model iPhone will no longer start at 16 gigabytes —
something users have been
wanting for
years.
My challenge was that I got bored about every three
years and
wanted to move on to
something different.
After a few
years in a job, I would get bored and
wanted to do
something new.
CES, formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show, draws more than 180,000 people and 4,000 companies, all of whom are eager to know: Will this be the
year [fill - in - the - blank technology] finally makes the leap from science fiction to
something people can buy, and might actually
want to?
We
wanted to do
something that utilized digitized technology, which, at the time — 20
years ago — was state of the art.
We joke about it, but we
wanted to work on
something that would make us jump out of bed in the morning for the next 10
years or more.
Here is a little secret: If there is
something that you truly
want next
year — such as more money, more support or an amazing mentor — go out and give it away.
«You can't simply just set up shop at the border and say, «Here's
something I
want to do,» says Castelli, an experienced business executive who speaks four different languages and has spent 12
years doing international business development for a number of firms, including Alcan.
Over 40
years of launching new products and services, we have striven to listen very carefully to what our customers think they
want and then set about giving them
something that is often very different, but always a little better.
But there's a sense that if they've got 20
years, they
want to do
something meaningful.»
Every
year when this game comes up, one Group of 5 school is charged with proving to the world that they can play with the marquee teams in the country, and I
want to see the Golden Knights pull off
something special here.
People
wanting something better,
something that's just out of reach, are second only to population growth among reasons anyone has a right to forecast business will be better next
year than last.
«I'm not sure why people are so shocked that someone who had been doing
something for eight or 10
years would
want to move on,» she says.
But if you're paying that interest rate for a
year and a half to be able to buy
something that you've always
wanted to do and that you've been very passionate about, to me, it absolutely worked.
There must be
something about Starbucks that makes people
want to do this, as president Michelle Gass wakes up at 4:30 every morning to go running, and has done so for 15
years.
«It's more about a passion to do
something you
want to do... and two
years ago the idea was to start a lionfish distribution business from scratch and that's what we did.»
«In 2009 it was all about personal, practical gifts, and last
year consumers
wanted to treat their loved ones to
something special — this
year, it's a little bit of both,» said Pam Goodfellow, director of Consumer Insights at BigResearch.
I
wanted to get into renewable energy, but when I first looked at it, the payback period was so long,
something like 10 to 15
years.
Most people know to say
something that suggests they would be committed to the organization and
want to grow within it for the next five, 10, 20, 50, 100
years.
A few
years ago a former client of certified financial planner Rebecca Kennedy had
wanted to help out his 20 -
something son with an investment opportunity.
In exchange for the lower rent, landlords requested lease extensions of three months to one
year —
something Nicholas was happy to do because she didn't
want to move anyway.
After six
years of developing software solutions for telecommunication companies and learning institutions, Nima Tayefeh
wanted to try
something different.
«When you are 30 to 40
years old, if you
want to do
something yourself, just do it.
In addition to the $ 29 program, Apple is promising more control and visibility over iPhone batteries in the iOS settings,
something new and old iPhones users have
wanted for
years.
Take a look at this post on The «One More
Year Syndrome» about regret (https://www.financialsamurai.com/2013/07/24/overcoming-the-one-more-
year-syndrome/) and doing
something you really
want to do.
This might sound like a small thing, but it is
something I have been
wanting for
years, and I know a lot of other digital marketers will agree with me; especially those juggling multiple accounts.
As a result, you should buy this car if you
want something that will deliver up to 5
years of performance and utility.
Last
year, suggestions even appeared from politicians trying to ban access to crypto altogether for regular Russians,
something which president Vladimir Putin himself later indicated was not what he
wanted.
It is
something we
wanted ourselves
years ago but couldn't find it and we feel fortunate that it's starting to take shape because of some of the great investors we've been able to work with.
You do not
want to find a
year or so after starting your business you have overlooked
something that could ruin your business only because you did not spend a few thousand dollars to get things right from the start.
However, with trading via the internet having enjoyed significant growth in recent
years, it is
something available to all now and can be a useful investment strategy for someone who has come into money and
wants to make the most out of it.
Bill Gurley: Yeah, and as I said, we made this investment three or four
years ago and that was purely a bet that a number of consumers
want something more than what they've been getting from their healthcare system.
In any event, even if one explains the fact that the US dollar has crashed in purchasing power in recent times, over a very condensed period of time, by more than 75 %, because it has been one of the strongest currencies in a pool of rapidly devaluing currencies for the past two
years, I've discovered that quite often, even presentation of indisputable facts can not sway people to believe
something that they simply do not
want to believe.
Lim: I am a Financial Adviser with Prudential for three
years, saw the pain on both sides of the coin, and
want to create
something that brings value to both sides.
«(But) getting people in their 20's to think about what their 60 -
something -
year - old self will
want and need in retirement is the challenge.»
One reason is that the US president has agreed to give the North Koreans
something they've
wanted for
years — direct negotiations with an American leader over their nuclear program — with relatively little time for advance preparation.
In the
years just before and after you retire, you
want to be sure you have
something whose value is relatively stable to help counter sequence of returns risk.
Once I see
something I like, I
want to stick with it for usually 2 - 3
years.