Sentences with phrase «fuzzy socks»

I also got a new pair of fuzzy socks with bears on them.

Bonus points if I can do all of this in fuzzy socks while drinking this.

I always like to bring warm fuzzy socks for the plane ride, and moisture cream because I find the closed air systems to be really drying.

I mentioned in this post that I'm obsessed with fuzzy socks and slippers in the winter, so I had to include a cute pair of warm booties!

I'm writing this comment with cashmere jumper and fuzzy socks on!

Warm fuzzy socks are one of my favorite things!

Ask your guests to wear fuzzy socks and comfortable clothing, and invite them to take off their shoes when they arrive.

Bonus points if I can do all of this in fuzzy socks while drinking this.

And I bring fuzzy socks to help keep my exposed ankles warm too!

Here I am wearing them with some white fuzzy socks that stick out of the boots a little, which makes it look very cute.

These are my only boots that I can wear with some thick pair of fuzzy socks so I don't get cold feet.

They aren't going to buy that pair of fuzzy socks, even though they love wearing them, because they don't want to spend the money.

I could eat Pasta breakfast, lunch and dinner and i think life is just better with fuzzy socks.

In the winter, I put fuzzy socks on my feet before bed and in the morning my cuticles look great.

I mean, it is delicious, no question, but soup means fuzzy socks, steamy mugs, and cooler temperatures.

Even though our East Tennessee winter was highly uneventful and pretty mild, I've still been holed up indoors in my sweatpants and fuzzy socks dreaming about this day.

I know it's still technically summer, but the weather outside today has prompted fuzzy socks, tea, and a strong urge to bake up something punpkiny and spicy.

One more week until it's socially appropriate to blair «Deck the Halls» all day long and wear oddly decorated fuzzy socks and put chocolate and peppermint in everything!

You just don't want to be stressed out rummaging the house for your favorite fuzzy socks or fighting with your printer when you're trying to find your calm and connection with self.

And what better way to get cozy than by putting on some ultra soft fuzzy socks?

I make some hot chocolate, change into comfy clothes + fuzzy socks, light my candles, turn on some Netflix and or read my Women's Bible, put a face mask on (my favorite are the ones from FREEMAN beauty) and lastly, I'll cuddle up under a cozy faux fur blanket for extra warmth.

You can never have enough fuzzy socks right?

In fact, my favorite Christmas presents have usually revolved around luxuriously soft items, like fuzzy socks, a furry robe, -LSB-...]

I am just really fortunate that my blogging allows me to work from home in the comfort of fuzzy socks most days... right now I am on the hunt for a pair of booties that I can slip on and off that are cute but won't break the bank so that I can have them in black and brown

It reminds me of growing up when we would make a fire in the fire place and cover ourselves with blankets, drink warm mugs of hot chocolate, and wear the fuzziest of socks (my mom loves to gift fuzzy socks!

Bonus items you need: A multi-way bra, undies for that time of the month (hellooo black cotton granny panties), fun fuzzy socks, the matching set (for those date nights), a sports bra, a plunge bra, and tights.

I then had on leg warmers and thick fuzzy socks that I got from Marshalls (they're like 3 for $ 4) and inserted my foot warmers into my Sperry's boots.

Whether it's just wearing a cardigan around the house or fuzzy socks as you cuddle up, you'll feel like that time of the year has arrived.

Top off the look with booties ensure your feet stay warm (and stylish) while concealing even the craziest fuzzy socks.

This is the time when fuzzy socks come and thick blankets come out of the...

And because I'm keepin it real...... here I am, un-showered, in the bloggers business attire and in fuzzy socks playing a fancy photographer.

I wake up really early to do homework, so I have to wear fuzzy socks or my feet freeze off and I end up gravitating back towards my bed.

«OK, I'm going to put these warm fuzzy socks on your feet because it feels chilly in here.»

Or watching Love Actually on repeat or getting all cozy in fuzzy socks, oversized sweaters and snuggling by the fireplace.

The weather they have taken me through — mud, rain, slush, and with some warm fuzzy socks, even a bit of snow.

I wish I had time to lay around in my bed with fuzzy socks, a notepad and cup of hot coffee, but... it hasn't happened yet.

Hygge — it's a term that you may have seen floating around the Internet recently alongside images of fuzzy socks, lit candles and steaming mugs of hot cocoa.

Flavors for fuzzy socks and warm blankets.

Plus, triple chocolate... Few things get me out of my fuzzy socks.

I am a chronic home - body who frequently questions every activity that involves leaving the comfort of my house, and puts it through a rigorous vetting process, which may or may not ask only one question: is this worth changing out of my fuzzy socks?.

And few things in life are worth leaving our fuzzy socks.

Now is the time to bask in the best things of winter with our fireplaces roaring and fuzzy socks on.

The good thing about the cold also, is that it forces us to slow down a bit, and think about comfort — from fuzzy socks and cozy fireplaces, to pumpkin lattes and delicious, home - cooked food, we are all thinking about warmth for our souls and bellies.

I'm so tired of my fleece jackets, and long sleeves, winter boots, and fuzzy socks, tired of turning up the heater, and putting on my thick, warm robe in the morning, tired of waiting for spring to happen!

The weather's getting colder, I'm bringing out the fuzzy socks, and boy, I am ready for some cozy and warming meals.

Sitting with Smith's cookbook in my «fuzzy socks» on the chilly afternoon of its arrival, its recipes and stories brought me right back to the bustling shore; the rolling waves breaking over my toes, the crisp salt air tousling my hair, and of course, the delicious fresh seafood.

Vic remembers the fuzzy socks I wore in second grade and how my father had carried me into school in his arms when my broken leg was in a cast.

Other ideas include mini puzzles, fuzzy socks, stuffed animals, play dough, small craft kits, and a blanket.