Sentences with phrase «buy pretty boxes»

I buy pretty boxes and jars for him to put stuff in but he never puts them back in there.

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The beer debuted last year, when Black Bottle employees bought pretty much every available box of the seasonal cereal from the Albertsons grocery store in Fort Collins, Co. to make the inaugural batch.

We use very soft fresh dates that we buy in card board boxes and they are pretty affordable compared to loose weight or medjool dates.

If you're anything like me, there's a pretty good chance you still have more than a couple boxes of Girl Scout cookies hanging around (or am I the only one that buys them by the dozen?).

I remember a looooong time ago, when I worked for Trader Joe's, these were my favorite flavor and I would buy pretty much a box at a time.

When I complained about buying the generic taco shells instead of the ones with the pretty box she would explain why it was important to look at the numbers not just the packaging.

You can buy them at the dollar store in boxes of twelve and they are pretty inexpensive.

I grew up with dogs but I never much considered green issues and I pretty much let them play with or eat what you could buy at big box stores.

i'm not currently subscribed to any beauty boxes, but i have bought a beauty box from target before & it was pretty nice.

I have plans to buy a pair of yellow shoes for this summer so I was pretty excited to see these beauties in my Stitch Fix Box.

I recently bought the Payless comfort plus pumps mentioned above in a 7.5 W + a foam heel grip rather than my normal 8M to get some extra width in the toe box, and it's worked pretty well so far.

I bought these sunnies while visiting the Gentle Monster Flagship Store in NYC and call me cray cray, but I wanted to take it all with me (which I'm so glad I did,»cause now I have a pretty bag and box displayed on my shelfs haha).

They came in a very secure, sturdy and very pretty floral box so there was no damage at all to the bouquet and it also came with a personalised message that you can add yourself when you buy with them.

Rather obvious; but hey, I am going to mention it anyway because it is a pretty important factor to consider before buying that software and ripping it off the box; only to realize it is not compatible with your computer model and operating system.

Basically the article call out Sony «fanboys» and was probebly meant to say: «Hey you Sony fu ** s, Xbox box is pretty dope now as well, BUY ONE ONE, OR TWO ONES!!»

However, playing matches in the Multiverse and online earn pretty generous credits and loot boxes as well and I personally never felt the need to buy anything.

Ben Schorr: But it is important to know especially for Office 365 subscribers, the days of every three years you get a new big box down it — you get onto your computer store and buy a box of Microsoft Office, I mean, those days are kind of long behind us now and we actually update — we ship new features on all the apps in Office for every platform every month, pretty much a month.

Thankfully, there are so many pretty designs, which really do make buying cardboard boxes more inspiring than you could ever have imagined.

If I buy all the pretty bins and boxes but never use them, my office really isn't functional at all.

In just the past couple of months, I also went and bought one of those pretty file boxes to tame my day to day, can't be put in a filing cabinet yet but need somewhere to live other than on my counter papers.

Get the look Buy now: Den desk, # 595, Loaf Buy now: Easdale Lloyd Loom chair, # 329, John Lewis Buy now: Mid Century task lamp, # 149, West Elm Buy now: Hand thrown pink mug, # 23; Concrete clock, # 99, Oggetto Buy now: Rattan CD box, # 26, Lombok Buy now: Rose tall pot, # 15, Holly's House Buy now: Noticeboard, # 135, The Dormy House Buy now: Pretty Maids dusky pink fabric (on noticeboard), # 49.50, Vanessa Arbuthnott

I think I possibly have more baskets and boxes than even you do... I am totally daft in this area... I really need to stop... those fabric covered boxes from ikea with the oval metal handle on the front (I notice you have one) were my latest seduction and I bought four of the big ones and three of the smaller ones to organize a bookcase... so pretty!!.

I also like to buy little vintage items, wrap each one separately in a little box, color coordinating the wrap and make a tower of gifts again tied up with lots of pretty ribbon.

You pretty much summed up why I don't buy things for my home from catalogs and box stores.