Sentences with phrase «hand towel thing»

Plus I always have a little hand towel thing to blend everything in nicely.

Not exact matches

But there is a significant passage, the content of which precedes and undergirds Jesus» actions: «Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into his hands, and that he had come from God and was going to God, rose from supper, laid aside his garments, and girded himself with a towel.»

And during supper Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into his hands, and that he had come from God and was going to God, got up from the table, took off his outer robe, and tied a towel around himself.

Plus, a bunch of miscellaneous things likes tissue, hand towels, large bowl (one to deliver placenta in), 2 large pots (to boil water in case water in tub cools), bath towels, and a few other things.

We recycle, use hand towels and cloth napkins, monitor our electricity use, an lots of other things!

You can help support your babies with rolled - up towels for ease of positioning and to keep things almost hands - free, but there are also special pillows you can find to help you nurse two babies at once.

In addition to being used as burp cloths and washcloths, prefold cloth diapers can be used for other things such as dust cloths, hand & kitchen towels, to wash windows and cars, and to polish silver when your baby is done using them for diapers.

Also, I have old large towels reserved for floor use only (I have a thing against mixing hand and floor towels).

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We do keep a roll of paper towels on hand for things like patting raw chicken dry.

Like a few others have said, I will be keeping a few paper towels on hand for things like cat puke.

Because I'm a nut, I also like to switch out a few small things in my home with the seasons, so I put out a gardenia scented candle and switched my throw pillow covers, throw blanket, hand towels in the bathroom, and kitchen towels for lighter spring colors.

1 Faux Fur Throw Pillow 2 Twig Salad Servers 3 Pretty Things Jewelry Dish 4 Wine and Cheese Serving Platter 5 Marled Sweater Knit Throw 6 L'Occitane Shea Butter Hand Cream 7 Oh Darling Tea Towel 8 Herbivore Pink Clay Gentle Soap Bar 9 Medium Serving Bowl 10 Marble & Copper Monogram Coasters

I picture the following cartoon: a goofy looking human in a bath towel running a dozen hair dryers in each hand, and then zooming out to bring all of their neighbors into view doing exactly the same thing, then panning over to show a busy city sidewalk packed with people rushing to work with a briefcase and a dozen running hair dryers in each hand (either with arms at their sides, or perhaps even up above their heads continuing to dry their hair as they walk, briefcases dangling in the air), and then zooming out again to show the same scene carried out on every city sidewalk.

I do love switching out accessories... crocks, wooden spoons, old kitchenware, vintage hand towels... from time to time, giving all my favorite things center stage yet one more time.

Fill it with things like disposable hand towels, air freshener sprays, a pack of matches and some hotel size soaps and lotion.

So, let's see... I make all of my own cleaning products and laundry detergent (which are amazingly more effective than store bought), I take my own sacks to the grocery store, buy as many things as possible 2nd hand, repurpose items that have seen their better days (i.e. old towels...), we no longer use paper plates and cups... We are now gardeners and finding organic ways to solve pest issues and I have also started canning.