Sentences with phrase «husband likes everything»

I added one small chili pepper for a little heat because my husband likes everything spicy, but you can skip the hot pepper if you prefer.

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In the old, established fundamentalist / evangelical world, we knew what the product of our parenting was supposed to look like, and my husband and I were everything the establishment dreamed we would be (for awhile anyway).

My husband commented it tasted like a pressure cooked meal from the 1960s when everything was cooked together and had a uniform taste and texture.

Like I told my husband when he called during lunch - time and asked what we did that morning: «Nothing, and everything».

Love everything about this recipe!!!! Have I ever told you the sad story about the fact that my husband doesn't like Mexican food?

My husband kept saying that it tasted like it was made in a restaurant and that it was «everything a stir fry should be.»

LOVED the original form, but this will be more versatile for fussy people like my husband who didn't want coconut flavor «in everything» as he said!

My husband has loved everything and says he feels like he is eating too much because they are filling but he is sitll loosing weight.

My husband tells me I say that every week we go to the farmers market and that may be slightly true because I just like everything we get.

We added a few lime slices as husband likes to squeeze lime on everything.

What is it about men mixing everything together??? My husband will have cheesecake, strawberries, and cool whip and stir it all together like pudding.

My husband has a sweet tooth, a holdover from his childhood when his mom, and I LOVED her, put sugar on / in just about everything, like most red blooded American housewives did back in the 50s.

Even worse, it sounds like she and her husband did everything right and came back with a clear sperm sample but still fell into the minority «failure camp» of 0.6 %.

I've been married nearly 25 years and been with my husband for 32 years, he was the first guy I slept with a he swept me off my feet, we have 2 children 23 and 19 and for last 1 years we have not slept together, he has gained so much weight from changing his job --(I'm not making that the excuse) but I have just fallen out of love with him, when we do talk we disagree with everything, I feel guilty for feeling like this, but sometimes I just cant be in the same room as him, I see all my friends and family happy and enjoying their time together now their children have left but all i see is a lonely life in my house.

after being in this kind of relationship for all this years you start to question everything about yourself you think you must be too fat or too ugly for a few years I thought what was the point in leaving him if my own husband doesn't want who else is going to want me I must of had the conversation about how our situation was affecting me over 1000 times when he did bother to come near me like once every 5 - 8 months he'd say it wasn't enjoyable for him because I was very awkward but he never understood the reason I was uncomfortable how are you supposed to feel good about yourself when you know your husband would rather look at other women online

but my first son was, it was so painful in the hospital as well and I was like if I am going to do this I would like someone to take a look at it and just may be possibly make it more comfortable so I will continue to do this and so and, yeah my husband was like we totally like, it was worth our money, we made sure that we got everything we need by the time we left, it's like every amenity that you get in a hotel, in the hospital it's the same way.

my husband and i went in there every 15 min to check and make sure everything was ok like his diaper etc. finally i went and got him as it was time for his next feeding.

Julie says she and her husband, Nathan, have tried everything from potty training movies and books to time - out, and they feel like they re at their wits» end.

I do not want to imagine what it would have been like to embark on hours of travel at a time with my son sitting on my husband's lap or my own, free to move around as he liked and seize anything and everything that was within his reach.

I feel like my husband and I have a good handle on everything mentioned in the article.

I actually love having a clean house, and my husband (a former Air Force officer) also likes everything clean and orderly.

I wasn't really confident yet because I was still getting on groove and figured out the dance and everything and we were on our way up to my sisters - in - law wedding up North and we stopped in LA and my son woke up and he was ready to feed and it was end of August and it was 95degress in the car and I was like, «alright, while I guess, here we go», and so we went into this restaurant and I remember, I wasn't so much nervous about flashing the breast.I was more nervous I didn't want anyone seeing my backfat hanging out, so I had my husband standing behind me with this like huge huge receiving blanket and was like «just cover the back fat» I don't want anybody seeing that (laughs), and he said, «what about the front?»

of course as parents we inspect everything we get secondhand especially if we do nt know the original owner personally, but my husbands sister and i trade walkers and swings back and forth whenever one of us has a new baby and all involved have been fine, and we have more money to spend on things like food and other necessities.and hand me down clothes are the best!

Reformers like the eighteenth century Mary Wollstonecraft acted in a period where little progress had been made towards educational equality, and the reality for women who block marriage laws were essentially property rights and everything a woman owned belonged to her husband.

However, they are still kids after all and don't like everything my husband and I do.

I like to keep things simple with a little cilantro, a drizzle of crema, and a squeeze of lime juice, while my daughter is all about diced tomatoes and my husband tops his with everything.

My husband has created everything from pumpkin soup to organic bar snacks - and your product still doesn't «drop me» like the rest!

Although my husband does not like everything white, he likes some pop of colors otherwise it would be too boring and wash out according to him, and I agree!

(my husband LOVES when I try everything on, since he says it is fun to see me in different types of clothes than what I normally wear... and he also likes making fun of me in the stuff that he thinks is crazy.

My husband is thrilled that he doesn't have to draw on everything, like he did last year.

My go to place for my husband is Amazon and yes, yes, I am an Amazon Affiliate, but that's where I like to look first for anything because they ship fast, and often free... and I am not always preparing waaayyyy ahead of time so that fast shipping is everything.

They have a high bearing for almost everything - even to the not too good stuff like battering from their husbands or high tolerance on their too much love for drinking.

Mr. Reitman, as he does, goes for nice and easy, and everything in «Tully» flows when it doesn't rush, picking up characters like Marlo's husband, Drew (Ron Livingston), and her conspicuously wealthier brother, Craig (Mark Duplass).

From the moment her husband is shot, to the swearing in of Lyndon B. Johnson (John Carroll Lynch) as president, to the whispers, the funeral procession arrangements, and having to deal with everything behind the scenes while Robert Kennedy (Peter Sarsgaard) assures her that everything will be done to her liking, Jackie is a part of it all.

The Armsteads seem like a perfect couple — until husband Ben, a partner at a law firm, does something reckless and «everything the Armsteads have built together unravels, swiftly and spectacularly.»

Cat Jones was the kind of woman who not only got everything in the world that she wanted — in her case a fabulous job as editor in chief of one of the biggest women's magazines, a gorgeous town house in Manhattan, and a hot - looking husband with a big career of his own — but over the years also managed to get plenty of what other women wanted: like their fabulous jobs and their hot - looking husbands.

Some days I feel like a long, suffering artist, feeling sensitive, taking everything personally and lashing out at everyone, mostly my husband.

The clients want to leave everything to their respective children, but often what happens goes something like this: after the husband dies, the wife says that she didn't understand that the assets would go to his children and not her; or conversely, all the assets are in joint names and — despite the will — at the end nothing is left to go to the children.

I've been realising that rather than be embarrassed of my reaction to just let it be what it is, in honesty and openness (rather than pretending everything is fine) and to let my husbands acceptance of me bring another small layer of healing... Small things often point to something so much bigger for us and like you said it is often much more about our own shame than the actual offence.

When I dragged my husband to couples therapy years ago, I didn't realize that respect is like oxygen for men, and that there was nothing more disrespectful than telling a stranger everything that was wrong with him in front of him.

Today your will meet relationships where the husband sleeps on the couch or the couple live like «roommates», the wife is bickering on almost everything and the couple are totally stressed, depressed, filled with anger and irritation.

My husband says our house is like «musical everything».

My husband always tells me I like to touch everything in stores.

I almost installed the same tile in our new basement bathroom 3 years ago, HomeDepot had the tile here at our store, I loved the tile, but my husband didn't like it.So what do you do.I got another tile that he liked.I know that once you get everything the way it should be you will love your tile.Don't forget to send us the finished pictures.Oh yes and also waiting to see pictures of your kitchen too.

«My husband and I like a real mishmash of styles — we don't like everything too matching and prefer things to be a bit eclectic.

When we were under contract on our current home, I started a board just for the new house, and I'd randomly have my husband survey the contents to see if everything looked like it belonged in the same house together.

Even if I can't «find the floor» as I like to call it, in the entire house, I try to get our entryway and living room picked up in the early evening so that when my husband walks in the door from work he isn't tripping over everything.

I love that they asked everything from what it's like to work as a husband / wife team, to my mom uniform (workout gear even when not working out, duh), and our nightly bedtime routine as a family.

I love clean, cleared off counters and no clutter but my husband does the cooking and loves everything within easy reach (he doesn't see messes like I do either).

I have lots of Patterns, Fabric, Paints, Ribbon, Lace, Embroidery thread, etc, etc (I LOVE to craft... everything) and I even have stuff I've never tried to use yet, like Sculpy... My husband swears I'm a hoarder, but I say I am a pack - rat, clutter - bug... but am NOT a hoarder!!!