Sentences with phrase «day errands without»

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Some days between school runs, meetings, appointments and errands, I could not be more thankful for a comfy but practical life proof uniform... (Of course, this wouldn't be the Fashionable Housewife blog without doing it in style!)

I never go through a whole day without it no matter whether I'm home, outside or out running errands.

Look for affordable childcare alternatives that let you run errands without kids in tow or simply give you some peace and quiet around the house for the morning a couple of days a week.

If she can be up ALL day working being a care giver and running errands all day without almost crying then this is good in my books!

It's easy to tell ourselves slipping out to the car for a quick errand without a hat or skipping sunscreen on a cloudy day is harmless.

On days you ride your bike to run errands around town, you may want the comfort of a chamois without the look of spandex.

I'm often running errands or out and about during the day so I like to look presentable and chic, without compromising my comfort.

I usually go for pairs with little to no heel so that I can wear them for a full day of activities, ranging from errands to playdates to dinner dates, without missing a step (hehe) but I think a pair of jewel encrusted high heels could look totally fabulous with boyfriend jeans too.

Some days I'll go for a walk or run errands without my phone (it's hard, I'm addicted) and I take at least one mini vacation a year where I let myself go totally dark — no Internet, social media updating, etc..

It also has an all - electric range of 29 miles so you can do a fair amount of the day's errands without relying on your gas engine.

The 30 - mile electric range could see you running a day's worth of errands without using even a sip of gas.

You also have the option of sending your kids off to perform errands that may last a few days, however, nothing is without its consequences, since there is the chance of getting them expelled from their school.

In one of these vehicles, the average American, who drives between 25 and 30 miles a day, could complete his or her commute and run some errands without burning drop of gasoline.