Sentences with phrase «in piles of laundry»

If you feel like you are drowning in piles of laundry and puddles of spit - up, ask a friend or family member to come help.

Drowning in piles of laundry?

My wife is more likely to be in sweat pants and a poop - stained t - shirt than wearing a floaty white dress with flowers in her hair and she'll be sitting on the floor in a pile of laundry eating cookies, not dreamily reclining on a fallen tree in a forest clearing... But she's every bit as lovely as the mom in the professional photo shoot.

Not exact matches

But I can live with our dirty floors, unmowed lawn and piles of laundry if it means having the opportunity to make a mark in the world through entrepreneurship.

You can hear a cat can meow from behind a bedroom door and the dog's thumping his tail in the mat in the mudroom and there can be a pile of laundry in more than a basket or two there by the washing machine and the stove can need a deep scrubbing and there can be a splaying of bills across your desk.

They taught me too that our biggest questions, our deepest desires and fears and joys, often meet us in the quotidian challenges of marriage, parenting and home life — at the 3 a.m. feeding, in the tantrum at Costco, amidst piles of dirty laundry, at the community playground, in the bouquet of weeds left carefully on your pillow.

I sat down at the computer again to try to find a few words to say how I find God in this daily place and in this work, how I only learned to pray when I began to pray with my hands and my attention on purpose and how most of prayer to me now is listening and abiding, how I believe it would be nice to have a lovely housekeeper and a clean house and to create amazing soaring art with all of the white space of an uncluttered life and glorious heights of transcendent spirituality, I guess, but I need the God who sits in the mud and in the cold wind, in the laundry pile and in the city park, who embodies grief and joy, wisdom and patience, loneliness as companionship, renewal with simplicity and a good deep breath, and who even now shows up in the unlikeliest and homeliest of lives too, as a sacrament of and blessing for the ordinary things.

Most Relatable: Emerging Mummy with «In Which I Can Feel Like Sisyphus» «When I'm picking up for the eleventy - billionth time, when every one needs to eat and it seems like wejust ate, when we are wondering what to do with our one wild and precious life that sure isn't feeling very wild or precious right about now, when the laundry is piled unfolded and someone spills their full glass of milk on the floor I just washed and the bickering and noise enters its second hour and the house is too hot and there isn't much time for the things that I want to do on the day off, I feel like Sisyphus, futile, pushing a rock up a hill that will never summit.»

My current method is to throw all the clean, wrinkled clothes on top of our cabinets in our laundry room and to just watch the pile grow while I fish out an outfit for me and for the kids each day.

Repeat until there are 8 loads of clean laundry in a pile.

Moms that find the greatest joy in the early postpartum months often have a sink full of dirty dishes and days of laundry piling up!

That means sweeping up tumbleweeds of cat hair, stashing toddler toys in the toy box and in baskets all over the house, eventually getting the dishes put away, and always dealing with what seems like a never - ending pile of laundry.

Outgrown baby clothes can pile up fast, especially during those early months when baby seems to double in size between loads of laundry.

I had it in my mind that he would lie in this basket at my feet, sweet as a bundle of straw, silent as a pile of laundry, while I significantly revised my five - hundred - page novel.

Can you relate to having a catch - all pile of clothes on the floor that results in loads and loads of laundry?

If I skip a task, laundry piles up, there are toys in each and every corner of the house and we have no clean dishes.

If I'm going to have to soldier through folding multiple piles of laundry, I'm at least going to get a good buzz to numb the annoyance in the mean time.

The dog just made himself a bed in the piles of baby laundry you need to fold.

I think I managed to get things tidied up in time for my daughters 5th birthday, but usually, theres piles of laundry here and there, and unwashed tupperware containers from yesterdays lunches.

Allow the artwork in your laundry room to take you to your favorite place while you fold countless piles of laundry.

I want to play in the sand with the kids, read a magazine, avoid the piles of laundry, take a break from fixing meals, share my love of travel with my kids, and soak up the extra family time.

To help soften the piles of laundry you have to do weekly, it's best to have a bunch of bibs you can use at a moment's notice without having to stress about throwing another load in the wash.

It's not just the baskets of clean laundry stacked in my living room the past week or the pile of dirty dishes on my countertop or my chronically unmade bed that makes me unsure about using Skype and other webcam services.

In fact, I think I should use some of the time I've saved with the new Stain Assist App and the money I've saved with the energy - efficient features to get myself to a spa... because we all deserve that after dealing with a houseful of kids and piles of dirty, smelly laundry.

The amount of laundry piled on the guest bed in Jessa and Ben's house looks like it could dress an army.

We think that maybe the picture we had in our minds of exactly what our kid's childhood would look like isn't quite matching up with reality of our messy houses and piles upon piles of laundry.

In my home, we call that pile of laundry Mt. Everest because — let's face it — laundry piles are just as tall and just as difficult to scale as the real Mt. Everest.

No one wants to be the mom who is stressed about the finger paint on the walls or piles of laundry in her new house.

Feedings, diaper changes, the pile of dishes that are waiting for you in the sink, the never - ending pile of laundry and all of the other things that will fill up your plate after having a baby, it might be difficult to find the time to fit in a romp session.

Make a game of some household chores — such as folding laundry (babies love to crawl in the pile) or tidying up your baby's room.

, feeding a baby every 2 to 4 hours (with each feeding session lasting about 20 minutes, give or take,) trying to figure out why a baby is crying, tackling a never - ending pile of laundry, being covered in spit up, doing a mountain of dishes (and more)-- and doing all of this on a serious of cat naps over a span of several weeks sounds like sitting back and relaxing, well, I guess yes, moms on maternity leave really are enjoying kicking their feet up.

In my attempt to streamline life, I began to leave piles of full zippered wet bags downstairs in the laundry room (why bring up dirty diaper laundry for the bathroom wet bag, when laundry is downstairs?In my attempt to streamline life, I began to leave piles of full zippered wet bags downstairs in the laundry room (why bring up dirty diaper laundry for the bathroom wet bag, when laundry is downstairs?in the laundry room (why bring up dirty diaper laundry for the bathroom wet bag, when laundry is downstairs?).

Instead, find joy in the sticky floors, the piles of dirty laundry and loud squeals of delight of the kids as they scamper through the house.

At the time, I could probably have listed a million reasons to explain our clutter piles, random installments of underwear, laundry baskets full of clean laundry sitting precariously in the middle of the living room, and so on.

He acknowledged that my bras smelled rancid after sitting in the bottom of the pile for a week — but he did the laundry anyway.

It's basically like a hose that comes out of your sink, you know, one of those old school hoses that comes out to help you do the dishes, same type of thing, next to the toilet, spread off like you do but, our laundry room is next door so, I just put them in my utility sink that's there and kind of, my husband and I, actually we put in there, we may throw a little oxy cleaner, may be little like earth friendly solution like, back out or something to help with the smell or we put a spray a little bit with a little bit of you know, deodorizer or something you get in the store that works with diapers and we throw them in the sink and when I'm ready to do the laundry, just stays there, piles up.

It's legitimately the piles of laundry on the floor in almost every room or corner of your house.

While this situation is awesome short term when your life is in danger, your body can't tell the difference between that lion chasing you and your irritation over piles of dirty laundry or a crappy boss.

Ashley and I will pile into the car with garment bags, shoe boxes and in my case super-chic laundry baskets chalk full of clothes, shoes, bags, jewelry, makeup... pretty much you name it.

Put clothes away instead of letting them pile up on the floor, chair or in a laundry basket to avoid unnecessary wrinkles.

Nobody needs added stress in their life trying to sort through piles of clothes that resemble the laundry that perhaps already awaits you at home.

On a side note the first time I washed it one of my kids had tossed a black crayon into the laundry pile which I missed and it ended up melting all over my new shirt in the drier!

IGNORING / / The pile of «delicates» laundry in my basket needing doing.

We are in recovery mode from two weeks of traveling which means piles of laundry, empty fridge, bags under our eyes, and down trodden hearts that time with all my family is over: -LRB-

It goes without saying that sometimes you just have to give in and let your friends brag about their international adventures and fantastic experiences... even while you're eyeing a pile of laundry -LSB-...].

No one wants to smell or view piles of poop in a box crammed in some corner of the bathroom or laundry room or step in anything unpleasant in the yard.

If that box isn't clean and appealing, your kitty might give in to the temptation of a fresh pile of laundry or a nice soft carpet... So scoop the litter each day, and make sure to regularly empty and wash the whole box with a non-ammonia cleaner.

And thanks to ThinkGeek, this Game Boy - inspired laundry bag might also be our salvation from bedroom floors covered in piles of smelly dirty laundry.

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To the left, the second altar bears scattered hijabs commemorating the 276 schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in Nigeria, and the third altar displays a pile of aprons & uniforms worn by girls at Europe and America's infamous labour institutions for «disturbed» and «sinful» young women, the Magdalene Laundries.