"I hope you are well — thinking of all of you often and following every move!" Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, wrote to Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, at one point.
When you travel outside of your routine channels of thinking, you often run into solutions you wouldn't have arrived at otherwise.
Sometimes love is a poison we drink willingly; other times "thinking of you" is a poison he drinks often.
A sure sign that you're infatuated is if you're thinking of them often.
It starts out as a woozy, R&B-tinged beat, until the attention-commanding sound of sirens swells to the forefront, while Rahel brings the message loud and clear: "Trying to make me feel invisible, but I am not invisible / trying to make me feel forgotten, though you're thinking of me often, I know...".
Spend time with them every day, find little ways to show you're thinking of them often, and shower them with love.
Simply click the boxes next to the sins you've accomplished, are thinking of accomplishing or often fantasize about accomplishing if you only had the time/sufficient olive oil/horseback riding equipment.
If you are thinking of playing tennis often and taking tennis seriously, the price should not be an obstacle.
When I root for Mason, I can't help thinking of how often a white man's boyhood is treated as "boys will be boys" – regardless of how far into adulthood the man is.
Clever leaders (I'm thinking of Jacques Chirac) often have a habit of pouncing on minor issues and pushing them at all costs, even to the detriment of their real interests.
For one thing, the ruminative thinking of depression is often not particularly effective in solving problems.
