Sentences with phrase «just go the easy route»

(Because why would I just go the easy route and buy a new one at the store....

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So, whether you want to go the traditional route and use a baking mix or make these easy sausage balls from scratch, just make some sausage balls.

I was so close to just taking the easy route by going out to dinner, but I really didn't want to do that.

If you go this route just be sure that you are popping the corn yourself to insure that you're using a high quality oil and going easy on the serving size.

The short easy route: to buy a can of roasted organic tomatoes... Well, sometimes you just have to use a salvation can when tomatoes are not in season and your frozen tomatoes are gone!

If you are impatient like me, go for the easier route and just buy broth (you need about 2 quarts)-- your soup will taste diluted if not fully reduced.

He will usually cry no more than 1 whole min before he is ready to have paci and go back to sleep but if he continues to awaken I increase it by a min each time (I can't handle the full on Cry it out method so I just take an easier route that won't break my heart so much) Of course when he is sick or I know he is hurting I will have daddy rock him because I know I would not be able because once I pick him up I've made a mistake at night because he instantly smells his milk supply lol.

I'll admit it, when my son was an infant, I went the easy route and just bought premade food.

For one, you could make your own, either going the super easy route of folding up some absorbent material into your underpants (yes, it's that easy — just don't drop it in the toilet!

I was so close to just taking the easy route by going out to dinner, but I really didn't want to do that.

I won't hesitate to travel to far off places or jump on a plane to anywhere, but when it comes to my day - to - day it's easy to just drive the same route, go to the same restaurants, and get stuck in a routine.

I totally would have gone the easy route and paired it with just black.

I know it can be easier to take the path of least resistance and just let things slide sometimes, but on some occasions you just can't go that route.

So, just because you can go the easy and cheap route, doesn't mean you should.

That's a lot of steps, are they really going to do it or go the easier route and just Google for a breeder?

Once the plane took off and I was overwhelmed with the amazing scenery it was easy to calm down and relax, but just consider your comfort - level with small spaces before you definitely choose which route you want to go.

Granted if you do go that route just know you are going to have to replay the levels on easy mode if you want all three exclamation marks.

While I admit writing a sequel would be a daunting task, I'd be alright with them going the easy God of War esque route and just making a new object for Dante to chase.

I'd heard their fees were high, which was why I was thinking of exploring other options, but I think perhaps going the easiest route to just get it up & running is the best first step.

Of course there's no guarantee that because a certain route is popular with cyclist that it will get special attention and infrastructure, but it certainly is a best way to send a message than just hoping that TA employees will survey the whole city and notice where cyclists are going (it's easy to count how many cyclists pass a certain point, but it's harder to know the starting point and end goal of each individual rider).

When I've done art installations, I'm always paranoid that I'll forget to mention someone who helped in some crucial way, and I understand the temptation just to go the easy route and take full credit for a project you're proud of.

I just left a comment on a blog talking about how I believe out - of - state investing is actually the easiest route for a beginner investor if you go through turnkey companies (which is all I go through) because it takes so much of the risk out of the equation.

As much as it pains us to cover up the original hardwood floors in our hallway and living room, we just don't have the extra funds / skillsets to deal with the all the unlevel probs right now, and with our upcoming adoption plans, option 2 just seems like the easier / faster / least expensive route to go.

Sure you could go the easy route and just get some fancy treats or a new leash, but for someone you know who is devoted to their four - legged bestie, opt for a customized painted dog cushion for the win.

I'm just wondering which would be easier... but I also don't want to sacrifice the final outcome by going the easy route if it's not going to look great.

Or you could go the easiest route of all and just clip them onto some simple rings like I did and -LSB-...]