Sentences with phrase «forget about real life»

You just get to relax, forget about your real life, hoard candy, wear awesome costumes, and fight monsters.

With its gorgeous vineyards to explore, charming inns and B&B s to stay at, and miles of open road to drive, the Santa Ynez Valley is the perfect place to relax, unwind, and forget about real life for a while.

Bottom line, this film is an enjoyable way to spend two hours, have a laugh and forget about real life.

I «m intellectual and romanticist, having a great feeling of beauty, but also I do n`t forget about real life.

I wish you good luck on your online dating journey but also do not forget about real life interaction:).

We'd recommend using only local web services because if you meet someone living really far there will be many obstacles to meet and you may start abusing virtual communication forgetting about real life.

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I've written about financial checklists before, and the concept is simple: a checklist is a list of dumb, obvious things that you know you're supposed to do, but in the hustle and bustle of real life, you will forget one or more of them.

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But best of all, even if we don't purchase or play the game itself, Lab Wars reminds us to do something it's too easy to forget while we're busy fretting about real - life accumulation of Impact Points: Have fun.

And, there are lots of beautiful faux coral pieces available now a days that look so real you would never know the difference so don't forget about this spring beauty no matter where you live.

Forget about those other national sites that promise you love and romance — they don't cater specifically to one state, meaning that real world meet ups with someone you hit it off with online aren't exactly easy when they live on the other side of the country.

The movie mostly forgot it was about this by its midpoint, but the effort still suggested Marvel was at least interested in what it would mean to live in a world with godlike beings who had no real checks on their power.

Forget about our real - life ties to Russia for a little while and immerse yourself in the evocative, brilliant thriller that is The Americans.

Just like a real - life postcard, you'll view it once, think it's nice enough, and then probably forget all about it.

Styled like a forgotten Nixon - era classic and set in the autumn of 1971, James Wan's latest sheds all traces of Cabin in the Woods snark: no cell phones, natch, but no sarcasm either, as based - on - real - life heroes Lorraine and Ed Warren (Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson), a married pair of self - described demonologists, deliver a college lecture about possession to a respectful class of longhairs.

She's not writing so that someday, someone will know about the doctrines of the religion, or why she believed or didn't believe, but so that she herself will never forget that among all the unseen and the intangible that make up an evangelical life, there were things that were real; things that happened, that you could see and smell and touch.

We have created a holiday destination for people who need to get away, relax, enjoy & forget about the real everyday life back at home.

G'day, happy Friday from the beaches:) One of my goals (of which I have still not quite sat down and written a proper real life list) for the New Year is to grow a lot more flowers and plant lots of things in the garden, especially natives, not natives (English stuff) and a few unusual things (thinking forgotten about...

Rather than using the life - like VR to challenge the players with the idea of having to torture someone who looks so real for information it gets glossed over and then forgotten about.

In real life, I know how bad things are in some parts of the world - a lot of the reason I am playing an escapist game in the first place is to FORGET about that real world.

Cell Phones - If you are out with a real live person, enjoy their company and forget about the phone.

If you truly want to become a real live professional Realtor, forget about becoming a sales person... again... and focus on becoming a missionary, with your mission in life to become the best representational advocate for your clients» interests (those who choose you) that you can possibly become.

We loved how when you said you watching Pride and Prejudice and you found yourself «having no real life worries» and «totally in the moment» we love that about creating and decorating more so in our case, and it is an amazing feeling when it happens, if only everyone could forget their lifes worries if but olny for a short time:) Jenn and Jacqui