Sentences with phrase «home piles of papers»

With just one mobile device and a set of free Plickers (paper clickers), you can teach interactively and adjust instruction on the fly without taking home piles of papers to grade each night.

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The papers start piling in from the past 6 months of school projects that weren't sent home.

ZANNA: My desk is usually home to piles of loose paper with research and drawings.

I soon felt right at home, with piles of unread scientific papers stacking up all over my desk by the end of my first week!

It's a set decorator's version of a biologist's home: old brass microscopes, an ostrich egg on the mantle, tottering piles of research papers, and thousands of books heaped on groaning shelves.

So as I write this blog post on our dining table with piles of papers and miscellaneous items, I find myself working extra hard at the thought that perhaps we could reorganize just once more to see if we could fit a desk somewhere and / or the thought that someday we will have a place to call home with a room for my home office.

Right now I use a collection of torn out pages from print articles, Post-It notes and scraps of paper such as used envelopes that pile up on my desk at work and home.

A pile of books reveals that the top tired and well thumbed copy is actually a fictional book by a fictional writer; 5 well worn, aged box files are stacked horizontally on top of one another with such hand - written titles as Time Lines, Tide Lines and provenance; a home made page - per - day calendar, assembled in an ad - hoc manner from a metal lever arch and laser printed A4 paper with notes and images taken from the artist's notebooks including sketches, ideas and general to do lists.

A self - confessed paper hoarder, Pettway can simply snap a photo of a receipt and forget about having to file the paper one away — a recipe for disaster in the past when receipts would pile up in different places at home and in the office.

Have sellers clear up paper piles and file documents — but remember, most home owners only reference 5 percent of their files, says Seman.

From a folder full of closing documents to piles of papers, the pages can add up once a home purchase is completed.

I still struggle with the daily mail pile up and all of the gazillion papers my kids bring home but at least I know where my insurance policy and random bills are when I need reference something.

Just think: All of those piles of papers in your home office can be put away in mere moments.

When your home is filled with stuff, be it clutter, piles of papers, dirty dishes, projects, or even too many accessories or an abundance of furnishings, your eye has no where to rest.

I'm lucky to have quite a bit of counter space, but it always seems to end up housing piles of recipes / papers, bowls of produce, and all the random items that are «in transition» to their actual home.

Sitting in my office (formerly dining room) to the front of my very open floorplan home just off the open foyer, with a million stacks of papers piled on every available surface, desperately trying to figure out where to store anything, how to organize multiple work projects, how to create enough work surface, how to keep 3 cats happy OFF the desk, and how to feel comfortable allowing anyone to enter my house without a 24 - hour notice.

My goal is to getting the home office corner in our living room organised, there are piles of paper work and other random stuff that has to be put away.

My mom cave has a pretty desk, computer, lamp & family photo — with a pile of stuff that doesn't belong: (and a chair that is MOST uncomfortable — actually, it's a beautiful antique that has never been reupholstered, which means I'm sitting on a slab of plywood covered in fabric... So a Home Goods gift card would either go to a paper organizer / in - box, or towards a comfy, slipcovered (maybe) parsons chair for my desk!

I've already cleaned the inside of my car which often is a traveling office (papers and magazines in the back seat & floor) and a mini truck with bags of stuff for the Goodwill the next time I go to Stillwater — next time doesn't seem to come very often so more stuff piles up.You and young Mr David have again blessed me — when last Tuesday the two of you made a huge dent in getting my home organized and freshened up for spring!

Paper - wrapped gifts placed under the tree, a pile of books on the coffee table near those nice pinecone candles, and textured throw pillows by the fireplace will make your home feel warm and festive.

Oh yeah, embracing the chaos that comes when home is church and work and school — so there's usually piles of papers, mail to sort, laundry, crafts and creative projects waiting to be finished and so on:)

Having mountains of papers and letters piling up is a giveaway that no - one is home.