Thomas writes with marvelous panache, although I wish she indulged less in her earnest calls for homeopathy and animal rights.
In this regard, Chua is like some high-steroid version of Wendy Mogel, who wrote "The Blessing of a Skinned Knee," a very different book that struck a chord by advocating that parents indulge less, and expect more.
All too often, calls for environmental sustainability resemble a doctor's prescription, urging that we indulge less, sweat more, and take bad-tasting medicine.
Indulge less frequently, and gradually continue ramping it down as your day to quit for good approaches.
And lest anyone think it's just Europeans indulging in less than sparkling location-based thinking, Apple implementing an 'apps near me' feature in iOS 7, to replace its previous app discovery and recommendation feature.
If you're at a party, start off with some healthy snacks, which will curb your appetite and will make you less likely to indulge in less healthy foods later.
With ecstasy and cocaine, users indulge even less often.With drugs, as with alcohol, a minority of users tends to account for the bulk of consumption.
(Type it into Dictionary.com, and you'll be asked, "Did you mean counter intelligence?") But research shows that underindulgence — indulging a little less than you usually do — holds one key to getting more happiness for your money.
This is especially important to do when you're indulging in the less healthy foods, especially things high in sugar or in salt.
The point of the Russian statement has less to do with strategy than indulging in a milder, less apocalyptic, 21st century version of the Cuban Missile Crisis by threatening US perceptions of primacy in its own backyard.
