Sentences with phrase «pretty houses too»

We buy ugly and pretty houses too, because we can see a diamond in the rough.

Not exact matches

You never want to make too much out of one poll, and the sample size for individual countries are pretty small in this one, but still, I was struck by some of the results in this international poll of 11 and 12 year - olds, feature in this AM's KidsPost (frequent breakfast reading in our house).

According to (pretty outdated) CBO data on this question, that is in fact what happened, but as I and others (particularly Krugman) has endlessly stressed, our policy makers recently pivoted way too quickly to deficit reduction and that too has made it much harder to repair the damage from the housing bubble.

Everyone else in the house is pretty happy about it, too.

My house was freaky - warm too so they rose up pretty fast.

Leftover buttermilk is pretty usable, too, not to mention the remnants of a bottle of wine (but let's be honest, it's not often you'd find that in my house), or the ends of some crusty French bread.

It is too hot to bake in my house (I don't have AC), but I have gotten pretty good at using my grill to bake!

Homemade coconut butter lasts pretty long in our house, so I'm afraid if I added strawberries it would go bad too soon.

They went pretty quickly at our house too.

I am a bit antsy about the lack of smoked paprika in the house, too, but pretty confident we'll replenish it before we return to Canada (because: PENZEY»S!).

Another time, one hid in the house because he was mad, and we couldn't find him and that was pretty scary too.

I always think our house is pretty child proof too.

This coming week is the last official week of the season, the island is pretty much tourist free now, but where my husband works fills up again for half term... I too spend my days rushing round with very loose plans (if my plans were knicker elastic I'd never leave the house!).

At least these Christmas recipes for kids are pretty simple, fairly healthy and all of them are kid - tested, which I hope makes for happy meals at your house too.

I started messing around with what became this insanely easy and delicious new dessert that you have to try... and I think my new neighbors are pretty stoked about it too:) I didn't have peanut butter in the house, but I did have some walnut butter - you could use any... [Read more...]

The backdrop of the coloured houses is so pretty too, This whole post is a feast for the eyes xxx

But this spot was just too pretty, and a nice variation next to the other outfit posts (which are coming up) with all the white houses.

That skirt is wonderful, and all the pretty orange, you just spakle About the toughts you are having right stick to your cottage, we have a big house and wish one day will downsize, too much work those big houses!

ETUDE HOUSE has also got an Essence and a Facial Stick of this collection and since I'm so sad that my mask is already used up, I'm pretty sure, that I'll buy another one too:D Just to look at it or perhaps use it on a special day:D I was so happy with both of the products and can recommend you to have a look at this wonderful, adorable collection.

Before the midnight hits and it all turns into a lovely mess with a full house of people, I usually make a post trying to help my friends and family decide what to get me for my birthday, because as I previously stated in my blog birthday post, it gets pretty hard to buy me something I don't already have when it comes to clothing and jewellery, and God knows I'm not too big fan of cosmetics.

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I'm betting the normal size would be pretty comfortable and pass for trips out of the house too!

So maybe we'll go to the mountains and chase down some snow this weekend... but I got ta say, today's house tour definitely makes staying at home look pretty appealing too.

I definitely want to paint my house pink too after seeing all these pretty houses!

Well, and to make pretty things for our house, too.

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As a matter of fact, I almost wish I could wear it around the house with sweatpants but it's too pretty for that.

Magnolia is one of my favorite types of greenery to put in our house, so this metallic magnolia leaf garland was too pretty to pass up.

The only downside to this cardigan is the fact that it pills pretty easily, but I normally wear it around the house so I don't mind too much.

I think it's important to analyze the data — if on the first date your guy (or gal) talks about some time consuming passion in their life such as a startup business, a planned bicycle trip across Europe, renovating a house, etc. there's a pretty good chance that he's going to be too busy for anything other than a «friends with benefits» type of scenario.

I own pretty much every console going with the exception of handhelds; I've got a PSP and we've a DS Lite in the house too, though that's not mine.

Then again, turn the dial too far towards «romance», and you are in the realms of the «epic love story», and pretty much out the other end of sci - fi: The Time Traveller's Wife, Richard Curtis's About Time, The Lake House, Kate & Leopold — they are essentially date movies with a light sprinkling of speculative fiction.

She would do The Russia House, Frankie and Johnnie (though she way too pretty to have been cast in that role and she was not in consideration because of that casting choice — Kathy Bates was the inspiration for the part).

In most cases, traditionally published authors seem to feel pretty positive about publishing houses, but hybrid authors feel publishers move too slowly, don't understand digital publishing, and don't offer enough money.

Sterling House is a pretty lousy deal for said doctor / lawyer / dentist / architect types, too; you can get much the same sort of service for less elsewhere.

Our other neighbor has three kids and she earns a pretty humble salary taking care of babies and cleaning houses — yet she too saves $ 800 a month.

The outlook is pretty sunny for the 23,000 people who live here; in fact, 8 % of them watch the sun come up every day because they get up and go before 5 a.m. Housing isn't too pricey and neighborhoods are relatively safe.

I'm pretty frugal, but I probably do spend a little too much on vacations and have more house than I need.

As this About.com article discusses, the root of risk inherent in many mortgage products is in how these loans have made things too easy; too easy for anyone to qualify for or afford homes that are * much * bigger than one's budget, allowing people to pretty much dig their own money pit, thereby enabling the fermentation of housing bubbles that subsequently turn into explosive busts.

the whole developed world agriculture system re: subsidies and government intervention is both immoral and hugely market distorting as far as I'm concerned, so I'd be pretty nervous about that house of cards collapsing too

Having your investments handled by an in - house financial advisor can be pretty hands - off too, if you want it to be.

The Vita TV does that too, so I could just pretty much slip my ps4 in my pocket instead of packing it up back and forth between 2 houses like I do now (Me and my girlfriend live together, but we bounce back and forth between our 2 houses).

The housing slides and locks into place pretty snugly, but just to be sure they threw a screw in there, too.

Benefits of having a house are pretty extensive too!

Tracks are for the most part pretty good too, though strangely there is a House of The Dead course, which although not scary, seems misplaced for a family game.

I own pretty much every console going with the exception of handhelds; I've got a PSP and we've a DS Lite in the house too, though that's not mine.

Tiny house as a tech - zone: All too often, our technology can end up controlling us rather than the other way around, as our abundance of internet - connected gadgets and always - on WiFi in our homes can lead to a pretty serious case of tech addiction, which may wreak havoc on our personal and family lives.

Insulation comes in the form of closed cell foam, and air - conditioning is available, too — though as usual with these tiny house packages, pretty much every feature can be upgraded to suit, providing you're willing to pay.

Pretty Good House is too tough for existing homes.

We tried to be pretty strategic about it — not bringing too much to a dirty, in - process house, but enough to make life comfortable.