Sentences with phrase «not make my house feel like my home»

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Living in a house with a backyard has really contributed to that nesting feeling — and of course having little Charlie really makes my house feel like a home!

I love finding ways to make my house feel like a home all while not breaking the bank!

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-- feel like you have to make a decision within 30 minutes of seeing the house — the listing price is actually good enough for the seller — think attaching conditions to your offer like home inspection and financing basically means your offer is pointless — have to wait to submit an offer b / c they won't even look at them until «offer night» — have to participate on offer night and having to ask yourself at what price would I be ok losing this house

They may have the kitchen and their crate in the beginning, but they should not be allowed to barge in and take over the house, making the cat feel like a prisoner in their once safe home.

Making a house (or apartment) feel like a home is not always an easy task.

Not only can smart lighting systems save you money on electricity consumption (no more forgetting to turn the lights out when you leave the house — a smart switch can do it for you), but it can also make your house feel more like a home.

Getting upset can make your co parent feel like their house isn't your kids» real home, which won't foster a good co parenting relationship.

We've been so busy focusing on the renovation of our house that we haven't bothered to make this apartment feel like home at all.

The greatest thing about putting our last house together making it feel like home is we aren't starting from scratch here.

When my husband and I bought our first house, we couldn't wait to make it feel like our home!

I think there are probably lots of renters also wanting to know what they can do that's not permanent to make a rental house feel like home.

I like to take a simple non-fussy approach in many ways with my decor, but was less fabric at the windows going to be more of what I wanted in this house or was less fabric not enough to make my home feel cozy?

Shouldn't that story be on full display to make our house feel more like a home?

Back when I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to buy my new house, I really wanted to make it feel like home without doing anything too «permanent.»

These stories make a room feel like a home (as opposed to just a «house»), don't you agree?

It is really nice to make our house feel more like home before we do anything to it, just so we can make sure we are doing what is necessary and appropriate and that we don't miss something we might have preferred!

Even though this new house was not necessarily intended to be our forever home and certainly not our dream house (and many times have felt like I just wanted to go back home to Portland where we are from) it's funny how if you keep working away at making a house comfortable for your family, you can grow to love where you live.

I started reading and totally resonate with her thoughts: we may not feel like we're in our forever home; we may be frustrated with our living situations or our not - perfect houses; we're just waiting to make our house a home until the house is different, waiting to update until we can do the dream remodel, afraid to hang art on the walls because we don't want to make nail holes, hesitant to paint the walls because we don't know how long we'll be here.

-- We're moving into our first house with a garden too later this month and I wondered what you would prioritise in terms of nesting touches, if you had a house with the basics and you had a small budget for some extras what few things do you think really make the place feel like home?

Hey Melissa, I love it that although you are not quite settled into your new home, you are still embracing the beautiful fall season while trying to make your new house feel like home!