Sentences with phrase «little projects here»

While getting another game for my brother's birthday (the greatest console game of all time, in my opinion) and trading in a bunch of games (a LOT, but not all, and if you've been following my little project here that may gave you a hint of another upcoming post), I was able to score Wipeout Pulse for $ 5 with a trade promotion and still keep a lot of my credit.

Not exact matches

«I always have small little apps I'm making here and there, but as soon as I do figure out a big enough project I would like to pursue, I would definitely think about going into that full time.»

There is little of transformation here and nothing that points to any kind of project that can inspire or transform us.

Now that the weight of the manuscript is lifted from my shoulders a little bit (although the work doesn't stop here), there will finally be some more time for all the things that often get neglected when a big project takes over one's life — more beach hangs with the fam, catching up with friends who've long declared me a hermit, grilling outside until sunset, and long, leisurely breakfasts, like this one.

Last spring we embarked on landscaping projects which started out at full force but was then followed by little improvements here and there.

In his time away from the hotel, Roger loves Saints football, Yankee's baseball and a little construction project here and there.

We've started quite a few house projects, approximately 8 weeks before having a baby, one of which will put me out of a kitchen for a few weeks, so we may fall a little quite over here.

I'm really excited to be starting this new project and if you've never been here before I invite you to check out my about me page to find out a little about who I am and why I'm The Stingy Vegan.

The first thing is filling, the main project here which needs to have a little more attention than other two.

From a beautiful birthday cake to smoked brisket to tacos al pastor, here are some serious projects to help exercise your cooking muscle when you have a little extra time to kill.

It's been a little quiet here on the blog lately, in large part due to 3 book projects I've been busy working on.

As you would expect, so much of my creative energy is going towards that project, that I'm finding it a little difficult to brainstorm and develop new recipes for you here.

My 7 - year - old is our little scientist around here, and he is going to love this project!

I'm excited to share this little project with you here soon.

Here are some of my favorite projects you can do with your kids to gift for Dad, teacher and little classmates.

Here's a project you can use to make gifts for him, her, and the little ones, too!

Art Lab for Little Kids: 52 Playful Projects for Preschoolers by Susan Schwake is a follow - up book to the wonderful Art Lab for Kids that I reviewed here and is geared towards a younger set of kids.

When you have a few little ones in the house and need a quick project, here it is.

Here are some backyard projects — little tricks and changes (and maybe a coupleread more...

Hey kids, long time no see — whew, it's been a time down here in the e.politics bunker the past three weeks, with major projects demanding serious attention at the day job, a little love for old clients at night, and a few thousands words due to ClickZ «s Kate Kaye for a project...

Here's a little dramatization of a conversation that most online communicators have had in some form or another: Over at the day job, one of my colleagues tossed around the idea of using the video - creation site xtranormal for a project, so I figured it might be fun to figure out how it...

Hey kids, long time no see — whew, it's been a time down here in the e.politics bunker the past three weeks, with major projects demanding serious attention at the day job, a little love for old clients at night, and a few thousands words due to ClickZ «s Kate Kaye for a project she's putting together.

A little news on the e.politics bidness front — I've spent he last couple of weeks wrapping up the last of three sizable design / technology projects that kept things busy down here in the bunker over the summer, and so should have a couple of sites to show you guys shortly, pending...

Portland is a little like New York City in the sense that almost everyone here has some sort of passion project.

I chose «Paris Grey» for this project and this particular color has such fabulous coverage - it took one coat only plus some little touch ups here and there.

I have made little candle holders before using glitter, which you can see here, so with this project I wanted to make something different and bit more practical..

A little late as I'm getting here on the weekend, but still great projects and ideas!

He supports every project or idea that comes my way with this little blog here and I love him every moment for it.

But here's a little peek at all of the projects!

And here is a little sneak peek of an upcoming project I'm working on... I scored this pillow from Anthropology for only $ 29 (insert included... yeah, that's a great deal at $ 60 off!)

But then that got me to thinking about how life is kind of messy, but it's a beautiful mess, so I guess in the end, whether it is a jigsaw puzzle, or my inbox, or my house, or my writing projects, or my little classroom here for my online classes, or life in general... we should try to keep things tidy, but that doesn't always happen.

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For a fun little DIY project, I painted mason jars, following instructions (loosely) from here, to make these -LSB-...]

The lovely Jennifer of feminin und modisch here and I have dabbled in another little blogger project.

We're excited to announce a fun little project that we'll be making a regular feature here on our blog.

I gave it a little makeover with lighting, paint and glitter and will share that project here on the blog next week.

Emily from Table + Hearth here again with a quick and easy project to add a little rustic flair to some framed art.

I'm a little tardy here, but I wholeheartedly agree with everyone that this project is jaw - dropping, Jennifer!

While I'm there, I have an extra special treat for all of you... Katie from Little House of Four is here to share an easy DIY project you are all going -LSB-...]

You'll find all of my summer inspiration HERE... And for the features this week, Pauline picked out some great projects for the Littles!

Here's a fun little Christmas craft project you can do with the kids (or by yourself) with some pasta and paint: Pasta Angels.

Here's a little 4th of July project — patriotic napkin rings (or napkin belts?

And here's a little hello from Independent Fashion Bloggers network weekly roundup featuring my article about Passion for blogging and personal projects.

Here is a little recap of some of our projects for 2017

Here is s a little tip for identifying a fake Facebook profile Visit your local Pat Catan's for all the inspiration you need for home decor, scrapbooking, kids craft projects and more.

But there's a lot of potential here, from Raimi's own stewardship of the project (as well as co-producer Bruce Campbell «s) to the selection of little - known Fede Alvarez making his directorial debut with a script polished by Diablo Cody.

Here's hoping the corporate overlords in charge of the project allow someone with a little more vision to tell them.

Obviously it's difficult to gauge how good it will be based on such little information, but it's a solid start and we'll be keeping an eye on the project right here on THN.

Afforded a little more time and budget after his breakout, iPhone - shot debut Tangerine, director Sean Baker made it clear he is here to stay with The Florida Project, which centres on a single mother and her young daughter living in poverty in a motel outside Disney World.