Sentences with phrase «make parties feel»

But that doesn't mean I don't do anything special when I entertain, I just like to be deliberate with my choices and find simple doable ways to make parties feel festive — without the fuss.

Like all contracts, the agreement should make both parties feel satisfied.

The hope is that closure will make both parties feel better by learning from their mistakes.

Doing so will make both parties feel safe.

The collaborative process is an increasingly popular way to go about divorce proceedings to settle these matters outside of a courtroom, and can make both parties feel better overall about the entire process.

By studying reviews, collecting feedback, and making our customers a part of the product improvement / selection process, we are able to continuously deliver value in a way that makes all parties feel good.

«Piling on» makes both parties feel more defensive and almost inevitably exacerbates arguments.

It's all those little additional details that make a party feel really special.

So true about making both parties feel invested and engaged in the process, and that great ideas can come from either spouse.

There is something about sipping on a cocktail surrounded by friends that makes a party feel special.

Thoughtful efforts — vintage tins used as planters and teacup take - homes — make a party feel one of a kind.

Make a party feel extra special with hand - written place cards that will let your tables shine.

Not exact matches

Most of our products are third - party brands, but if we can't get the best - quality products at a price that feels right, we'll go directly to the supplier and make them ourselves.

Does it make you feel lame practicing what to say before parties?

They're the ones partying too much, dating too young, and generally making others feel bad about themselves.

Making a point of starting off a meeting with an impromptu dance party might seem ridiculous and awkward, but it's likely to get people laughing and feeling grateful to be part of your team.

I'm at a point in my life where «wedding season» is about to become a very real thing, and I wanted something fun that would make me feel like the life of the party, even when awkwardly sitting to the side of the dance floor.

When negotiating your «no,» you don't want to make the other party feel like you're pushing them away forever, or for personal reasons.

Your spouse may feel temporarily upset that you're not going to your niece's birthday party, but finding out about it at the last minute could make her furious.

My body feels tired, which makes me want to skip a party tonight just to go to sleep earlier, but that's a decision I'll make later.

Beware of the liberalist socialist gang... they want everyone to live as they please no laws no wrong... just what makes you «feel» good...ki - lling babies... ok... g - «ay marriage... ok... leg - «alized dr - «ugs... ok... if you want to party get pr - «eg - «nant... ok... just ki - ll it... where do we start to use the Bible or try to follow its teachings?

It's pretty obvious that men sold and keep on selling religion to other weak - minded fools to «try to make them feel better» (but really, it's always been about making a buck; they are sneaky this way, just like the current Republican party).

I think you want to believe that non-believers are spoiled children who just want to be allowed to party because that makes you feel superior in your choice.

I would not hesitate to go to a wedding, funeral, graduation, retirement party, baby shower, ballgame, courtroom, birthday party, family reunion, public hearing, town parade, school play, or other social function due to the presence or lack of a 1 - 2 minute prayer from a pastor, priest, rabbi, imam, valedictorian, mayor, police chief, council member, or 3rd grader who will play the Tree in the school spring play, nor would I feel it appropriate or necessary to make a social scene just so everyone could hear my opinion on the matter.

The framework of The Bee's «joke» is partly that addressing a concept like privilege is problematic because it makes the party that benefits from social privilege feel bad.

Put those assumptions together, and I have an explanation for why single women vote so heavily for Democratic candidates: Their inability to achieve a core life - goal (marriage) makes them feel vulnerable, and so they vote for the party that promises to use government to protect the vulnerable.

I know it's a massive cliche, but things like yoga now make me so happy, and I find it a lot less isolating to think that I'm leaving a party earlier than I would would have done in another life to go to bed but I» l wake up feeling well and that means I get to go to a class I love in the morning.

The drinking issue is complicated though, alcohol really doesn't make me feel well so sadly I can't drink a lot but like you I don't want to miss out on everything so I drink at parties etc but not at dinners, if that makes sense?

If you are looking for a super tender, juicy, and full of flavor appetizer for your holiday party that will make your guests feel special, then give this recipe a try this season!

So often a strict diet can make you feel lonely at parties and gatherings.

My family drinks mostly water anyway, so why do we feel the need to make sugary beverages for parties anyway?

It reminds me of family gatherings, parties, and picnics and it makes me feel happy.

It makes dinner more fun, feel more like a party or just a fun night.

I used to have a long list of foods I couldn't eat, which made me feel like a complete weirdo at office parties and family get - togethers.

Despite feeling crappy, I managed to make these so I could least share a cool recipe =) And Miss Robin suggested we have a Nightmare Before Christmas party in December

Spread thickly onto a cracker, it makes for a simple - to - make appetizer for dinner parties or it can act as a makeshift meal when you simply don't feel like cooking.

Although this year surprisingly I didn't indulge too heavily in alcohol and parties there, the simple fact of traveling, meeting so many people, and doing 1000 different things in a day is still exhausting enough to make me feel a little bit ill for a couple of days.

This is what makes us feel good, to know that we're doing the right thing for all parties involved.»

She remembers they had been to a party and stayed out late the night before, and Krohn said he had something that would make her feel better.

They are like healthy, gluten free macaroons that make me feel like it is a special occasion or tea party when I eat them.

The colors are so bright that it feels like the perfect summer dish, and it would be really easy to make a big tray for a party!

These days, after taking a month - long break from refined sugar, I'm pretty sensitive to overly sweet things, and this one doesn't set off any alarm bells (compared to my usual store - bought granola, which now makes my head feel like circus music is playing at frat - party volume).

Wear your bowties, stilettos, or whatever fashion makes YOU feel like a million bucks to this party at the JW Marriott Grand Rapids.

It's an eye - pleaser at pot - lucks and dinner parties; the best part is that you get to make your guests feel healthy and wonderful and its all a flamingo - tinged hostess secret!

I totally felt like I needed to throw a party after I made it, should've timed this better around someone in my life's bday haha!

It takes me right back to those parties and makes me feel warm and happy.

This vegan goat cheese is tangy, spreadable, and even slice - able (if you bake it long enough), creamy cheese that will make you feel all fancy at your holiday parties.

Outside in the «dining room» — a glorified parking lot that until recently featured milk crates as tables and chairs (they've since been replaced with legit furniture)-- the perpetual sunshine and mellow vibes make it feel like the ultimate backyard party.

Made with Tideford Organic's flavoursome Three Year Aged miso, this miso hummus is a perfect recipe for Christmas party canapés, or just any time you feel like hummus!

If every great party needs a great host, «the Tosca» had Jeannette Etheredge, a true dame, who bought the bar in 1980 and made everyone from Bono to Hunter S. Thompson to former mayor Willie Brown feel at home.