Sentences with phrase «many piles of stuff»

A few too many parties, a culinary over-indulgence or two, and a little over-excitement when gift shopping can leave us feeling exhausted, unhealthy, financially overstretched, and surrounded by giant piles of stuff, so that just when you should be starting the new year with energy, you're instead feeling frazzled and exhausted.

This leads to buying a pile of stuff to reward our efforts, we start to forget about customers and take our eye off the ball.

I had a boss a long time ago that would come into my office at the end of the day and if I had piles of stuff on it, he would clear my desk onto the floor (he only did it once!).

This results in a pile of stuff no one wants — and a credit card debt that will take months to clear.

Now... if you could just figure out a way to eliminate the calories, so I can eat two & a half PILES of this stuff, then I'd be even MORE grateful!

Let me just say — I'm not a huge fan of sweet potato casseroles, but I politely scooped out a small spoonful and soon it was buried under a pile of stuffing.

I've never met anyone to turn down a big pile of stuffed shells!

Auburn and Mizzou fans both have tailgates that are just big piles of stuffed tigers.

At that moment she fell face first out of her chair onto the floor and a pile of stuff.

She lives in the East Village of NYC with her husband, her two - year - old daughter and a rapidly growing pile of stuffed animals.

Dad, it's your job to identify what is necessary from the pile of stuff that is just «nice to have.»

I had all the basic necessities, like sand toys and extra wipes and extra clothes, but I couldn't find them under the massive piles of stuff.

The pioneering geologist Nicolaus Steno had a great insight that seems trivial today but wasn't in the 17th century: If you have a pile of stuff, the older stuff is on the bottom.

When you are ready to tackle those boxes and piles of stuff you own, consider asking yourself these questions about each item.

However, that blue represents millions of dollars and countless jobs and it's sort of comical how you think that you've made a choice that exempts you from the fashion industry when, in fact, you're wearing the sweater that was selected for you by the people in this room from a pile of stuff.)

I needed a lightweight bag that wouldn't allow me to cram piles of stuff into it.

Empty the corners of boxes and piles of stuff.

Ours was snowy, and MAN was it neat to wake up and see piles of the stuff for more than one day this time!

Seeing all of the piles of stuff that I was getting rid of was a huge eye - opener.

The first is Ronnie (Bruce Dern), a widower in his 80s who has collected shelves and piles of stuff over the course of his life.

A towering pile of the stuff, most of it podium - topping.

Yeh, I'm actually there now... another pile of stuff to learn:).

Piles of stuff on the porch, rotten roof, you name it.

You may come home to find the front door scratched up beyond recognition or the sofa reduced to a pile of stuffing.

One may come home to find the front door scratched up beyond recognition or the sofa reduced to a pile of stuffing.

In that time my pile of stuff has grown.

As soon as you have a good pile of stuff to show off, you should start doing just that.

Whether you're off hunting whales like they're going out of fashion or digging for treasure on a tiny island in the middle of nowhere, Assassin's Creed: Rogue always has piles of stuff to do.

Since there is no particular order to your collection, so items can get lost under your pile of stuff.

This pile of stuff, when so randomly and fantastically thrown together becomes a landscape of mental debris.

I fill up notebooks and have piles of stuff on paper.

These really inspired me to renew my efforts to downsize my pile of stuff.

Piles of the stuff are virtually everywhere, a fact that these recyclers - by - trade seem none too concerned with.

Another time it was because Skype is a giant pile of stuff and Skype didn't tell me my subscription had run out.

If you can't move to your new location ahead of time and need to stay in your home until it sells, a continued review of the old piles of stuff you've accumulated, saving, selling and eliminating, will help you get organized and arrive at your new home making your new environment look roomier and cleaner

When you live in a house every day, it is easy to no longer see that pile of stuff in the corner, or notice that squeaky door.

Sometimes it seems I'm just managing piles of stuff.

There's a pile of stuff on the bed that we haven't managed to fit anywhere yet.

I hate piles of stuff too!!!

And I agree, my happy friends all have art projects, decorative items from loved ones, small piles of stuff and yummy food in their pantries too!

Small piles of stuff lies around, but no so much that it's overwhelming.

I had piles of stuff everywhere!

I'll take a before picture of the pile of stuff that came out of our closets and the after... as what we have left after the yard sale gets hauled away to Goodwill!

I would love to use a basket for my pile of stuff next to myside of the bed.

I just gave myself 45 minutes to catch up on social media, then it's off to conquering the piles of stuff.

We were cleaning out the garage the other day and I found this basket in the pile of stuff to go to the dump!

My mom cave has a pretty desk, computer, lamp & family photo — with a pile of stuff that doesn't belong: (and a chair that is MOST uncomfortable — actually, it's a beautiful antique that has never been reupholstered, which means I'm sitting on a slab of plywood covered in fabric... So a Home Goods gift card would either go to a paper organizer / in - box, or towards a comfy, slipcovered (maybe) parsons chair for my desk!

Every time we needed something (so like three times a day) we had to dig through that (very heavy) pile of stuff on the floor.

I get very overwhelmed with piles of stuff, too, even if it's out of site.

My sister can't stand the «sound» of cottonballs. I guess I'm drifting off topic. I love your idea... I go to thrift shops only to be overwhelmed by piles of stuff, so I'll have to add this to my mental «list.»