Sentences with phrase «just pulled her hair»

Do you ever want to just pull your hair out midafternoon?

I also think it looks like she just pulled her hair into a bun and left the house.

For a simplified version of this intricate updo, just pull hair into a high ponytail, twisting the tail and pinning into a geometric shape.

Not exact matches

Instead of pulling out my hair in frustration, I just leave some wiggle room in the schedule, so that when it happens I already have a way of dealing with it.

My hair is pulled up as high as it can possibly go and my dress... well... let's just say I'm sprawled out and it's not so attractive.

Just drizzle a little olive oil over the ears of corn (after they've been shucked and the tiny hairs pulled off), and add a sprinkle of salt and pepper and place them on the grill.

What a joke we are, they don't deserve our loyalty or our money and I certainly won't be sat watching, pulling my hair out over a shambles that just don't seem to care anymore.

can i add how refreshing it is for me this season not pulling my hair out due to the frustrations giroud causes me just 1 less thing to get frustrated over

Now we have won there before and just beat them last week, so confidence will be high but the one thing holding us back and that is most definitely going to derail our season, is our bloody annual hair pulling injury curse...

I just feel so sorry for Sanchez sometimes, he is always trying to lead by example by pressing, tracking back, hustling opposition players, he must be pulling his hair out... If I was working hard and my workmates were just lazying about I would not be happy..

As there is no place to pull it again, just stretch each of the loop out to create more volume, and after pin them to the roots of your hair

Not all the time of course, but sometimes it's just so sore / dry / empty; 0) makes me wan na pull my hair out!

Paul during these 2 - 3 minutes had been pulling in all of Margaret's equipment from the car and re-parked her car that she had just left outside our house on the curb... All the while the hairs on his neck were raised every time I let out one of my primal moans...

Your hair may fall out (and not just from your baby pulling on it all the time).

Add to that the fact that they have little - to - no impulse control and very immature social skills, and you've got a recipe for an instinctive physical response (i.e. hitting, kicking, biting, hair pulling, throwing things, etc.) to situations in which they are frustrated, angry, scared, or just tired and out - of - sorts.

This is a tough one for us, because we have such a small house, but the number of times I have left the boys together for just a few minutes and come back to one of them crying from having his hair pulled or being hit on the head reminds me that they are simply too young to be left together without supervision.

Other experts consider head banging to be a self - soothing habit, just like thumb sucking or hair pulling (also known as trichotillomania).

Then it's just craziness with the added stress of trying to be relaxed and in the zone while secretly keeping one eye open to make sure your baby is not electrocuting themselves while exploring the powerpoint (which happens to be the only exciting thing in the room) or pulling the hair of the woman next to you in the downward dog position.

I mean just the grumpy moods, the sleepless nights, all of that is enough to just make you want to pull your hair out.

We have made lots of nice mummy and baby friends, Oliver has just got to learn to be a bit more gentle around other babies because funnily enough nobody likes their hair being pulled or being climbed on!!

(e.g pull the dogs hair, climb up on couch to push lamp off end table) He is very advanced for his age and I've tried telling him «no», distracting his attention on to something else or putting him in his play pin for a brief time out but he just goes right back to doing it.

He runs at me, bites me, hits me, pulls my hair... I love him with all of my heart, he is my life, but sometimes I just want to break down and cry.

I used to dread mother & toddler groups as it would always be me running after littlepixie saying «now, don't pull hair, that hurts, let go of that boy's hair, oh my goodness you just pulled out a clump of his hair!

Potty training your kids is definitely a patience tester, you will literally want to pull your hair out, cry and just give up all together.

Don't pull the hair - just hold it gently between your fingers and snip small sections at a time.

Add to that the fact that they have little - to - no impulse control and very immature social skills, and you've got a recipe for an instinctive physical response (i.e. hitting, kicking, biting, hair pulling, throwing things, etc.) to situations when they are frustrated, angry, excited, scared, or just tired and out - of - sorts.

Whether they have an issue with their toddler focusing on nursing, if their baby is pulling their hair or scratching them, or if they are just simply inquiring about the best place to get a nursing necklace, my top recommendation will definitely be going to The Vintage Honey Shop!

The things that make you want to hide from your children, or pull your hair out, or just leave your family altogether.

They are completely inseparable buddies now, I love having them so close in age (although we do have those days that I just want to pull my hair out LOL)!

South recounted a conversation with the mother of a child he recently diagnosed: to cope with stress, the child often pulled her mother's hair, «so I just have a lot less hair than I used to,» she told him.

These fissures create a kind of «microcomb» that pulls the CNTs into alignment — just as a regular comb sorts through tangled hair.

Just rub it between your hands, then run it through your hair as if you were pulling it back into a ponytail.

On the advice of my vet, since fish oil gives my dog the runs, I now give my Golden Retriever freshly ground flaxseeds and in just a week his coat became shiny, less itchy, and the bare patches filled in (normally this time of year he pulls his hair out like a mad man.

Getting ready for date - night, having a bad hair day, rushing to a salon appointment, just pull up your collections and get help on the go.

Alright, these smooth curls and topknot are anything but «messy,» but the ease is all there: Just cornrow - braid three rows of hair down the middle of your head, then pull the rest of your curls into a topknot.

Just twist your hair and pull it back into a messy pony.

We get busy, we get panicked, and we start «handling» our time by nixing things like doing our hair and makeup, pulling together coordinated outfits, or spending time in a long hot shower (am I the only one who has * skipped * a shower before to just work more?

If one is not good enough in making fancy or stylish hairstyles then just pull up your hair and put some makeup.

The snooze color, the ankle length and the pulled back tight hair are just too Golden Girls for me.

My hair is growing out again, and once it gets long enough to pull back, it's too tempting to just do that instead of style it down.

If you don't have that skill (many of us don't) just loosely pull your hair up and start your day.

Even if your hair is REALLY short, you can still do this, you just probably won't be able to braid the pulled back pieces....

Take a new section of hair from the top of your head, and let it fall on top of the section you just pulled towards the back of your head so it lands in between the first two sections.

More and more I had been pulling my hair back with a million bobby pins and it was just getting bad looking and uncomfortable.

Yes, your mom's favorite vintage hair accessory might just be the solution to all of the blowouts you've ruined with ponytail dents from pulling your hair up at the gym.

I didn't think with blonde hair I'd be able to pull of yellow, but this particular color is just the right shade.

Just ask Baldwin who gave the accessory a»60s mod twist by teasing her hair after pulling it back with headband.

And there are definitely moments when I'm dead tired and Jessie (the dog) won't stop barking and Chester (other dog) has peed or pooped in the house and Noah is pulling my hair or trying to grab my water glass while I'm just trying to take ONE.

Use your index fingers to pick up pieces of hair below the crown from just outside the plaited area along the way (try to pick up half - inch sections of hair to keep the braid balanced) and pull them into the braid.

Our moms always told us not to pull on loose threads (or gray hairs, but that's another story), because it would just make things worse.