Sentences with phrase «foot of one's bed»

I would kick my husband out in a heartbeat if it meant getting an extra two feet of my bed width back, what with two kids sleeping between us in a queen bed.

Still trying to decide if I want to do the swing arm's at the head and foot of the bed though....

Six one or two bedroom bed and breakfast cottages situated 700 metres off the Main North Road on a five acre block of natural bushland at the foot of

First, keeping water un-frozen in the winter at temperatures down to -10 (any colder and the dogs just get to stay inside, there's only so much warmth four dogs piled into four feet of bedding in a plywood house can produce).

As you prepare the soil, incorporate 2 pounds of 5 -10-5 fertilizer per 100 square feet of bed space.

I was expecting to hear that someone saw Jesus at the foot of thier bed and talked to him before they left this was terrible!

She looked intently at the foot of the bed and said, «Well, hello there!»

Magically appearing at the foot of the bed at 3AM??

A moment later, however, his face reappeared over the foot of the bed and, after three more seconds, he leapt back up and seated himself again.

i've never seen her head spin, but i'm sure it does in the dark at the foot of our bed when we are sleeping.

These blankets would look gorgeous draped at the foot of the bed, thrown on a couch or even hanging on a ladder blanket rack.

Then I dropped to my knees at the foot of my bed.

I'm wearing tall knit socks, a perfectly paired pajama set or nightgown, my dogs are lying one next to me on the bed and one on the floor at the foot of the bed... My hair is perfectly tousled and Instagram ready...

Geraldine and Danielle climbed the stairs and looked through the bedroom door, to the smashed bench at the foot of the bed and the stone - cold figure lying with his back up against it, blood caked on the front of his swollen shirt and his head canted to one side.

The officer came in and stood at the foot of the bed.

At the foot of his bed is a Rocky poster.

He had pneumonia, and to make him feel good I went and put the crate at the foot of his bed.

I believe this even now, when T is standing at the foot of the bed insisting that I listen to him belch to the tune of Gangnam Style (true story).

This is the house where Julian was born in our bedroom, at the foot of our bed.

He was born at the foot of that bed and he spent his first night sleeping in it.

FAMILY CONCIERGE SUITE Room was similar to the RS OV suite, but had two queens and a crib at the foot of the bed nearest the wall — a perfect fit.

This explains why my four year old is often found in a happy slumber on the floor or at the foot of her bed.

I do have a bedrail waiting in the closet for when the time was right... I think I may pull that out and attach it to the foot of my bed if I decide to try the sidecar crib again, that way I don't have to go to bed at 7....

You can do this the «right» way, by lowering the setting at the foot of the bed (assuming that the crib is already at its highest setting), or you can do this the «easy» way by putting a couple of books or similar sturdy, flat objects under the head of the mattress.

When you feel they are comfortable with the new arrangement, move the mattress a bit farther from your bed, either against the wall or at the foot of your bed, and repeat the same process of starting the night with them and welcoming them into your bed or joining them on the mattress if they wake.

Then it moved again, near to the foot of the bed.

Rotating them 180 degrees and putting their head at the foot of their bed will sometimes get them to turn their head in the opposite direction.

For nights, you can put a futon or a mattress on the floor at the foot of your bed.

Most girls love stuffed animals, so add a large deer or two in the corner, or a soft collection of forest creatures at the foot of the bed.

Instead, we had two options: do it on the foot of the bed (very quietly and without extraneous motion) or do it on the floor.

Can you imagine waking up in the middle of the night to find the at the foot of your bed whispering, «Come play with us» in unison?

And the stuff that piles up on my dresser, on my husband's dresser, the insane pyramid of bedside necessities delicately balanced on my nightstand, the radiator, the foot of the bed — it's stuff that needs my attention before it can be put away:

I instead have been attempting the cry in my arms (before I even read the article you just sent:)-RRB-, cuddles, nursing sitting up rather than laying down, or just plain rocking, then once DS falls alseep he's gently placed in his cot at the foot of our bed to peacefully sleep for at least the first half of the night.

As I mentioned before, my preferred labor position was standing while leaning over something so that was where I found myself at this point; standing and leaning over the foot of the bed.

I lay in bed watching, and all the newborn procedures were done at the foot of the bed, very gently and carefully.

Just to comment on size following another reviewer's comment: I personally think it's the perfect size for our standard - sized crib, as it generously fits side to side with just a small gap at the head and foot of the bed.

My husband was standing at the foot of the bed and two kids on either side and they grabbed him and put him on my chest.

For example, do you want your best friend near the foot of the bed watching all the action or near your head holding your hand?

So one side of the bed was completely against the crib and wall, with a dresser against the foot of the bed.

No clothing on the floor, the foot of the bed, or the armchair: hang it up, put it in a drawer, or toss it into the laundry hamper.

I am considering getting mesh gard ralls, however I am a little hesitant because he seems to be wiggling / rolling to the foot of the bed.

The first time was kind of traumatic, he some how fell out near the foot of the bed and seemed quite scarred (and possibly a little sore, but who knows really?)

I said I wanted to get out so I went and sat on the birth stool at the foot of my bed.

One posted a picture of former deputy PM Nick Clegg's head peaking out from the foot of the bed with the the words «what about me Dave?»