Sentences with phrase «dreaded chores»

One of the most dreaded chores around the house is laundry.

Any tips on how to shift this from a dreaded chore to something that will help his emotional well - being too?

Parents need to reframe their thoughts about getting up at night with a new toddler as a wonderful opportunity to build attachment, rather than a dreaded chore.

Do you treat exercise like a dreaded chore?

With Dynamic School Scheduling, the school schedule is no longer a dreaded chore; it's an enormous opportunity to rethink how a school works.

Tackling your 2017 tax return may be a dreaded chore (because of complexity or the prospect of owing additional tax) or a welcome event (because you are due a refund).

Retailers can help customers come to the realization that regular pond maintenance doesn't have to be a dreaded chore.

They consider it fun, rather than a dreaded chore!

Within days I'll be back to normal, and doing life's most basic chores will no longer be a dreaded chore.

My point is this: If becoming one of those bloggers — in other words, being a publisher and media - creator with a following — is your goal, then your blogging needs to be second - nature and a natural flow of the way you process information — or it will quickly become a dreaded chore.

Neatly fold the clothes as you take them off the clothes line and in most cases you'll find yourself (and your electricity bill) freed from the dreaded chore of ironing.

Most would always dread the chore of completing a lengthy paper life insurance application.

Company research does not have to be a dreaded chore.

I had to do the dreaded chore of grocery shopping yesterday and I usually go into Goodwill in the same shopping center, and I saw a beach themed painting that looked like something you would have snatched up.

Continue to declutter and get organized: Focus on the positive impact those changes will make in many areas of my life, rather than dreading the chore of actually doing them.

But there's no need to dread the chore.

Such a dreaded chore.....

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With the right tech tools, multitasking doesn't have to be a chore you dread.

My parents always called it «doing chores» when I was little and it was something to be dreaded.

As much as we love our kitties, we definitely don't love the dreaded litter box cleaning chore.

I learned that there are many ways to make nursing on - the - go less of a chore to be dreaded and more of a special time to be (dare I say it) enjoyed.

What chores in your home do you dread?

And the thought of having to create 3 square meals of healthy whole foods every day is enough to cause anyone to dread the daily chore of meal prep.

For me, when running starts to feel like a chore and I am dreading the miles it's time for a break.

Lesson planning should not be a chore that is dreaded each week ~ but rather an exciting opportunity to create lessons that involve students.

As for me, I know how to cook but think of it as such a big chore I dread it.

So, last spring, as I chored upon the hill watching old ships in the fjord raised up and repaired and fresh logs hewn to build new knarrs, I began with some excitement - and much unexpected dread - to realize we would truly leave this Iceland.

What a terrific solution to that housebreaking chore every puppy owner dreads!

Will using the proper stain pre-treatments and air - drying your clothing really turn your most dreaded household chore into an art form?

The dread of tackling this chore alone is enough to drive even the lightest of packers crazy!

While so far it has been something more like a «dreaded but necessary chore previous to painting» than anything that might be joyful on its own.

With minimal assistance, kids can easily take over the most dreaded school morning chore.

It could be that you have had a ticket «happen» to you in the past, and you may remember burning up a Saturday in a crowded classroom somewhere getting that defensive driving chore done, and now you're dreading the idea of doing it all over again.

Things like making breakfast in bed for your significant other, helping your child do a chore they've been dreading, or treating yourself to a cleaning service are great ways to show «Acts of Service».

A YouGov survey published in February found that doing the ironing is the household chore Brits dread the most, with more than 50 per cent saying they dislike it, and 30 per cent saying they hate it.

I dread that chore!

I try to remember this when doing the dreaded household chores like laundry and dishes... it makes me feel better.

Oh, don't forget some lovely family photos — reminders of those you love and why you are doing the dreaded laundry chore in the first place.:) Have you thought about adding a «counter» across the dryer / washer?

Your least favourite chore around the house is probably the one that builds up the most and can not be ignored — but there may be something you can do to dread it a little less.