Sentences with phrase «dreaded days»

Well, it's basically one of my most dreaded days of the week, when — you guessed it — I sit in front of the computer all day long.

I'm so thankful those dreaded days are over forever and ever for me.

«I can't count how many times I have gotten up in the morning dreading the day.

I hate moving too, I haven't done it for nearly five years and I'm dreading the day when it finally comes.

Oh Lori, I am dreading the day we have to have «the talk» with my boys too!

As a mother of 3 cats, 2 of which are 15, I dread the day I'll have to let them go and can completely understand your dad's sorrow.

And this dreaded day is here.

I am dreading the day I become that person, but I know it's only a matter of time.

I too am dreading those days walking the kids to school and then trudging along in the bitter cold to work.

I'm a 37 year old father of 2 young kids, one of whom is on the severe side of the autism spectrum, and I dread the day when they each enter into the latter years of elementary school when bullying starts to become an issue.

We are all laughing but at the same time I dread the day when our defensive bubble bursts!!

Although especially the nine years without a trophy also caused a lot of concern amongst some of the Arsenal fans, Wenger is a huge fan favourite with the club, and fans all over the world will be dreading the day the Frenchman decides to quit.

I dreaded the day my daughter expressed an interest in Polly Pockets, but I know a decent selection of dinky cars will keep my son quite busy and happy for hours.

(And I'm secretly dreading the days he sleeps through the night — some major mama part of me will miss the sweet 3 am snuggles.

Personally 150 + — yes if healthy, I dread the day I have to hang up my running shoes and can't have a little sprint at the end for fun!

There is simply nothing like it in our neighborhood, and I'm kinda dreading the day my «baby» grows too old to visit home.»

The dreaded day is approaching.

i dread the day my baby girl weans completely.

I dread the day she finds out for my own sanity cuz she is gonna be scarred for life!!!! But let me tell you... Christmas has turned in to a pain in the ass!!!! I've got ta bribe my 11 year - old to go along w / it and he's back to getting a present from «SANTA»!!!!! uggghhhh!!!! I already told my husband that our future last kid is screwed cuz I'm not playing this game anymore!!!! LMAO!!!! If you figure out a way you're gonna let T down easy in the future, give me the heads up, okay?!!!! LOL

I also dread the day when he will be ready to sleep in his own bed.

I am waiting for the dreaded day that both my kids will get flu germs and be home sick together.

I'm dreading the day I have to put her in her crib!!

This is pretty obvious, but truly, the older they get, the more you'll dread the day that they move out.

They may find themselves dreading every day of their pregnancy and counting down to baby's birth not just for the obvious reason they want to meet their baby, but also because they are suffering in a body that is theirs but not really theirs.

baby and dread the days when they skip a bowel movement.

Are you dreading the day your maternity leave ends?

I dread the day that he wants to sleep in his own room I will be one sad Mama.

I laugh as I read this but I also dread the day.

He was STILL crying himself to sleep at night and was so hyper and out of control I dreaded every day.

I dreaded Day 3's arrival for a couple of reasons.

You wake up each morning dreading the day ahead.

For the first time in months, I woke up this morning not feeling tired and dreading the day ahead.

Wouldn't it make more sense to start slow and avoid the dreaded day two and three?

I just turned 41 and have been dreading the day the pounds start coming on out of nowhere.

I'm already dreading the day that mine wear out.

Lilly is still sleeping in her crib (which, like I've mentioned before, we HONESTLY plan to keep her in for as LONG AS POSSIBLE... she LOVES her crib and I dread the day she outgrows it).

Haha But since starting my blog last September, I am dreading the day when I am going to be styling shorts.

I hope you will live forever, because I'm dreading the day you won't be there anymore... What would the world be without and icon like you?

Wednesday used to be such a dreaded day for me since my daughter had swim lessons on Wednesday nights.

I dreaded the day I'd be shopping for one.

I dread the day when they don't want to hang out with anymore.

I dread the day she can fit into it, because I do not know that I will see it again.

Oh my goodness, I'm dreading the day I need to pack my closet up.

The polka dots are sooooo cute... I am dreading the day i WILL be the shortest in my family again - I still have at least 10 years to go though (hopefully).

And in the wider sphere, Hitler takes power, war comes closer, Mrs. Simpson wreaks havoc, and the dreaded day approaches when Bertie, as George VI, will have to speak to the world and declare war.

«In middle school, I would dread every day having to be with those kids again, but at Big Picture, I looked forward to seeing not only the group of people I considered friends, but the group I considered family.»

Eventually it all came down to that dreaded day that i have found a milky dipstick due to a a bad cylinder head gasket.

I'm dreading the day I'll have to move on to a different car.

Also, I've been happily surprised and relieved when suddenly a major thought - breakthrough occurs while daydreaming away at the dreaded day - job — so thankful for scrap paper to write a note to myself.

I sincerely dread the day that stupid flap will break off.