Sentences with phrase «get to the house pretty»

We do advise trying to get to the house pretty close to dark as there aren't a lot of street lights in Belize.

Not exact matches

I mean, I could get a long lens, and a pair of binoculars, and I could see my house from space, which you know, pretty soon, on the way to Mars, the planet's basically gonna look like a star at some point.

If you refuse to follow the rules which are pretty dang simple you do nt get to play in the Lords house you go somewhere else.

I read to my children, I watch them in the slip n» slide, I spend time with people whom I feel genuinely know and love us, I get to essentials at work and re-learn saying no, I read books, I get pretty inward and quiet, I go for walks, I sing, I knit, I do ordinary work like clean the house and plan meals and cook.

Passport pictures aren't all that pretty, so the least you can do is get a pretty case to house the passport!

Since I've gotten oatmeal down pretty well, I decided to create my own recipe with what we had left in the house: a peach.

I brought them to dinner at Jason's parents» house, even though the supply was already pretty decimated by the time we got there (not my doing, btw).

Don't even get me started on her food, let's just say I want to eat at Bev's house pretty much every day.

It is too hot to bake in my house (I don't have AC), but I have gotten pretty good at using my grill to bake!

That's pretty much how I felt - had to take them to a picnic to get them out of the house, or I might have eaten them ALL.

And so I did a victory slide across the floor in those mismatched socks (one of which I'm pretty sure I pulled from the dirty laundry because that's what happens when it's 5AM and your feet are cold and you can't find the match to the sock you had on when you fell asleep) and then I cleaned up the house, got out of my pajamas, and went on a trail run with one of the most kind and generous and hilarious human beings I've ever known.

The following scenario is getting pretty common at our house: we've invited friends or family over for dinner and I've promised to be in charge of dessert and appetizers while my husband takes care of the main course.

My boyfriend and I rented a big house and a bunch of bikes for a week and invited friends and family to come for as long as they could (Tip: You can get people to do pretty much anything for you when you turn 30).

We've had to endure a rough winter that kept us pretty much holed up in a house in an area where we didn't know anyone, find new doctors, deal with unexpected leaks and minor floods (twice), get used to where things were located and how to navigate the traffic patterns.

Summer is a great time to make candy because there is no oven to heat the house up, that is not to say things didn't get hot, because stirring hot sugar waiting for it to come to the right temperature can get pretty hot.

It was getting pretty late so we decided my mom should at least come to our house, but by the time she got there I felt we should just go in.

From getting out of the house, going shopping, riding through the park, to visiting your pals, enjoying fresh air with your baby is just pretty awesome when you have a stroller.

It's also pretty hard to get out of the house in the middle of potty training because, well, when they've got ta go, they've got ta go, and sometimes they've got to go half way through the drive to Grandma's house.

Finances, housing situation, double the baby stuff, get help, get help, get help, get new car (if needed), read up on dethroning child # 1 to prepare for # 2 and # 3, read up sleep schedules again, research every possible online resource known to moms to make life easier (diapers, formula — never needed it before, pretty sure I might need it this time — grocery delivery, food delivery).

Most of the time, we survive this setup pretty well, but every few months or so, I think to myself, I have to get out of the GD house!

i have hit my hubby pretty hard trying to get out of bed, i've sprinted across the house, and ran into walls and doors.

I feel pretty doomed, and I'm looking for ways to actually be able to get out of the house to save some of my sanity.

As a work - at - home mom of two, I know how very fortunate I am that I get to stay home with my little ones while providing for my family, and I am reminded how very fortunate I am pretty much on a daily basis; mostly by moms who have to work outside the house.

I'm pretty strict about our screen time rules during the summer so the boys needed to find a way to entertain themselves without tv or video games while I ran errands and got the house in order Monday morning.

I'm pretty limited when it comes to getting out of the house, so we have to think up things we can do in between nap times and mealtimes.

I'm pleased to present this guest post from our good friend and rookie mom, Karen, who invented her own way to get fit with a baby in the house: After I gave birth last year, I lost a lot of my baby weight pretty quickly without a huge amount of effort.

House paint dries pretty fast, and is incredibly difficult to get off skin and UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE to get off furnishings.

I leave my folks house about 5ish, get home and feed her a bowl of solid food (pretty good size amount) and sometimes she still wants to nurse after that.

He dodged the question about who will get to meet with Obama (the White House has been playing that pretty close to the vest so far), but did talk a little bit about security challenges at Ground Zero in the wake of Osama bin Laden's death.

So, I'm pretty sure that soonest, I will be able to get judgment and my constituency will soon get back to the house.»

Rep. Peter KIng looked like he was pretty close to getting ill on camera himself as he was forced to comment on the folly of his Republican colleagues and at least you knew there was one sane Republican in the House.

«A house can get pretty close to net - zero with better insulation and appliances alone,» Fanney says.

I fancied myself Superior In All Other Ways, but that didn't stop me from fantasizing that my life would be more Steven - Spielberg - meets - Sex - in - the - City and less David - Lynch - meets - Animal - House... if I could only manage to get thin and pretty.

Over the years I've done my best to get our days into an orderly routine (despite, you know, babies and toddlers) and generally I was pretty happy with the ratio of stuff to people in our house, even if it did tend to fall apart on a daily basis around the 3 o'clock hour...

I used to get up with him in the morning and make all our g.s. before he went to work, but he started taking a vanpool, and now must leave the house by 4:45 a.m (I love him, but I'm pretty sure I can't get up that early).

The following scenario is getting pretty common at our house: we've invited friends or family over for dinner and I've promised to be in charge of dessert and appetizers while my husband takes care of the main course.

Every year she is so excited to get the house ready for Christmas and she decorates it so pretty.

I'm usually the type of person who tries to get most of my recipes off the internet so I don't have cookbooks cluttering up my house but this one sounds pretty worthwhile.

;) Every year she is so excited to get the house ready for Christmas and she decorates it so pretty.

Work was pretty hectic so that kept me busy plus B was away for work so that allowed me time to get things done around the house.

I've joined the following link parties, come and get inspired: AKA Design Your Inspired Design Ivy and Elephants A Tray of Bliss The Charm of Home My Flagstaff Home Inspiration Thursday The Inspiration Gallery Finding Silver Pennies Thoughts From Alice I Should Be Mopping The Floor Amaze Me Monday Something To Talk About The Scoop Inspire Me Monday The Creative Corner Cozy Little House Home Stories A to Z Make It Pretty Monday Just A Girl and Her Blog Savvy Southern Style Share Your Style A Stroll Thru Life The Cottage Market Tater Tots and Jello -LSB-..To Talk About The Scoop Inspire Me Monday The Creative Corner Cozy Little House Home Stories A to Z Make It Pretty Monday Just A Girl and Her Blog Savvy Southern Style Share Your Style A Stroll Thru Life The Cottage Market Tater Tots and Jello -LSB-..to Z Make It Pretty Monday Just A Girl and Her Blog Savvy Southern Style Share Your Style A Stroll Thru Life The Cottage Market Tater Tots and Jello -LSB-...]

ETUDE HOUSE has also got an Essence and a Facial Stick of this collection and since I'm so sad that my mask is already used up, I'm pretty sure, that I'll buy another one too:D Just to look at it or perhaps use it on a special day:D I was so happy with both of the products and can recommend you to have a look at this wonderful, adorable collection.

Before the midnight hits and it all turns into a lovely mess with a full house of people, I usually make a post trying to help my friends and family decide what to get me for my birthday, because as I previously stated in my blog birthday post, it gets pretty hard to buy me something I don't already have when it comes to clothing and jewellery, and God knows I'm not too big fan of cosmetics.

Scroll on for more pretty beach house inspiration, and check out my interpretation of how to get the look at the end of the post...

I've been sharing little snippets of our rooms and decor on INSTAGRAM, but as you know, photos are pretty deceiving as there is still a ton of work to do to get the house decorated and us feeling fully «moved in.»

Come on over and get inspired: A Tray of Bliss My Flagstaff Home AKA Design DIY ShowOff Something To Talk About Amaze Me Monday The Scoop I Should Be Mopping The Floor Finding Silver Pennies Inspire Me Monday Make It Pretty Monday Cupcakes and Crinoline Let's Talk Vintage Just A Girl and Her Blog Savvy Southern Style Work It Wednesday Tuesdays At Our Home The Charm of Home Ivy and Elephants Share Your Style Inspiration Thursday Your Turn To Shine Wordless Wednesday Treasure Hunt Thursday Thursday's Favorite Things Cozy Little House Tatertots and Jello -LSB-...]

I spend a lot of time at my family's river house during the summer and the water is pretty murky so light colored bathing suits tend to get dingy after a while.

I have pretty much resigned myself to the fact that it's going to take me a year or two to get my house like I want it.

Okay ladies, this is pretty much what I wear 95 % of the time when I'm able to get dressed and get out of the house.

I'm so not ready for prime time in our new house yet, but since Shaw Floors is sponsoring this Fall Home tour with the Shaw Styleboard bloggers, I got extra motivated to make a couple spots in the house pretty for... [Read more...]