Sentences with phrase «getting everything put»

I know you'll have so much fun getting everything put together.

And then, instead of loving who we are as moms, the options have this crazy superpower to allow us to question almost every decision because inevitably it's not the right one and we become more frozen in fear and indecision than my kids toys which were left outside and are now frozen in piles of snow (insert guilt for not getting everything put away and following the 8 Easy Steps for Fall Cleanup Post that is out there).

Hopefully you got everything put back together so that you can have a relaxing weekend.

So I made up a game that helped us get everything put away in the fastest time!

You, it's not like, I guess, being anywhere else in public where you could maybe just walk away... So by the time I got him back in the stroller and got everything put away, and did all of that, I was, you know shaking and crying.

Sometimes it takes me days to get everything put away.

A fall garland is the perfect way to get everything put together for you with just one purchase.

Bottom line is, even after the trust was official, it took several weeks to get everything put inside of it correctly.

If you've already made your choice, check our subwoofer setup guide to get everything put together correctly and our calibration guide to maximize performance in any listening space.

Melissa, you're some kind of worker to get everything put together like this.

Not exact matches

We get quality Hanks - Streep screen time, but it puts the brakes on everything.

Do you go above and beyond and put everything on the line to support your tribe with trust and everything you've got?

Maybe the only thing harder is running the same one again after you put everything you had into the last one and got exactly the result you always dreamed of, amid the most dramatic of circumstances.

«You put everything else in your life on hold in the hope that you will get lots of hours,» she said, noting that her Loblaw store isn't part of the new pilot project.

«Sometimes as entrepreneurs we get so stuck on a plan that the best thing for us to do is put ourselves in an environment that questions everything.»

«You get to run through your favorite virtual mall department store, pick out everything you've ever dreamed of wearing, put it onto a queue, and it's going to come straight to you,» she says, citing the enviable closet of Cher Horowitz from the 1995 film Clueless.

Or from putting everything you could into it since you couldn't get that far anyway?

The office pessimist will note that everything we do after getting out of bed puts us in some kind of risk of injury, however small.

Then, in order to get those things to have radical truthfulness and radical transparency, when I mean radical truthfulness is just, put everything on your table and get past it.

We're expanding the number of resources available in our API, but not at the cost of increasing complexity — we're making everything available using familiar REST principles, with each resource uniquely identified in its collection by a single resource identifier (an URI) and interactable via standard HTTP verbs, GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.

Well, when my lovely UK publisher, DLT, discovered that I was going to be in town, they put a rush on everything and got the book printed in time for the event.

Andrew didn't get how it would all work out, but he put his best solution forward, not because he actually thought it would solve everything, but because he knew that trusting Jesus means not having every answer, but rather being obedient with what you've got and trusting Him for the miracle.

We would not only teach the fishermen trainees everything they needed to know about fishing, but would put them in real - life scenarios where they could practice the skills of fishing, without any danger of drowning, getting pierced by hooks, or getting arrested for swimming.

It has been an unusual summer... first the cold wet start of it and then the heat and then storms... seems I had to run around and unplug everything every week or so... just disruptive to our regular routine... but we got the hay up without a drop of rain on it... so our record is now 5 years in a row of putting up good hay.

We get to love Jesus Christ of Nazareth (he saves us), the Holy Spirit dwelling within us, and God the Father putting together the entire universe, everything out there, and here too.

That is exactly what I have been doing for fifty years, but now at the end of my journey I get to put everything I have learned together and spend my remaining years studying his Word more deeply than ever and communicating the results to God's people.

We all have that friend who likes to humble - brag about how cheap they get everything while putting everyone on a guilt trip about having anything nice.

I supposed that if scantly clad women can get on TV and show off everything there is to show without ANY moral decency, you can applaud that but if someone has the financial resources to put something positive on TV you oppose it.

Not really, other than when I'm feeling super dry I end up a bit like the father in My Big Fat Greek Wedding and his obsession with putting Windex on everything, and go - «I should probably put some coconut oil on that...» Having said that, I do often burn myself on hobs and getting things out of the oven and I love the Pai Skincare Organic Rosehip Oil — I just soothes the burns and makes them heal really well.

I've got inflammatory arthritis and have been put on some very strong drugs so I'm really hoping that your plant - based recipes will calm everything down.

I'm having a real obsession with vanilla at the moment, I just can't get enough of it so I'm putting it into absolutely everything I make.

So all I had to do was go home at lunch and put everything in the crock pot and dinner was ready when we got home from work.

And if you don't feel like eating it this way, or you have a lots of leftover, as I had, just put everything in your blender after they got cold and make an old - fashioned cream of it.

I put pumpkin in any and everything I can get my hands on.

For some reason, ever since I got back from Italy and started cooking more pasta and entrees than I ever had in my then twenty year life, I've burned practically everything with sugar that I put in the oven.

i only put in a tiny bit of cardamom, because i was worried it would get too overpowering, so it's really just a little hint of spice in the background that makes everything taste a little more complex.

To get around this I put the mixing bowl into the fridge after combining the ingredients, then I stir every 30 secs or so til the mixture just starts to thicken enough to hold everything in suspension.

So this weekend we're putting everything on pause for just a couple hours, to get into the kitchen and make breakfast together.

Put the flour, cocoa, sugar, baking powder, salt and butter in the bowl of a stand mixer using the paddle attachment (or use a handheld electric mixer) and beat on low speed until you get a sandy consistency and everything is combined.

At the same time I was experiencing this intense craving, I happen to get Sommer's comment on my granola blog post that said something sort of like, «I could honestly put granola on top of EVERYTHING!!»

I got the notice when I happened to check email and it's sitting on my dining room table under a pile of mail... it's my treat when the laundry is all done and everything is put away where it belongs.

I love the aspect of creating my grocery list, putting everything together with correlating coupons and getting my essentials quickly without any hassle involved.

Between being in a closet apartment kitchen for 4 months and then having to put everything away in my house since we moved back about a week ago I didn't get around baking too much.

Got everything in the pan — including the bay leaf and decided I wanted a bit more spice — so put in a 1/4 tsp.

I've got a recipe book that pretty much just requires mixing everything together before putting it into the maker, so I was a little wary about this one before I even tried it.

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Another option is to put everything into a standard blender and pulse until you get the same result.

When I was getting everything out to put them together I noticed that I had spring roll wrappers instead.

Also, a tip I love is to put the tomatoes on paper towel as I'm getting everything together to soak up a little bit of the moisture.

I put everything together and got the perfect mock cornbread for my gluten free dressing.