Sentences with phrase «pretty much guilt»
But hey, these are pretty much guilt free so there's no problem with not sharing!
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This recipe is pretty much guilt free, looks great x
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Not to toot our own horn, but how much more perfectly adaptable do we have to be for the nay sayers to accept were pretty damn amazing and shouldn't saddle ourselves with mountains of archaic guilt for no other reason than to control the uneducated masses.
Hi Kelly, I'm sure your little one will love these, they are not too sweet and they are pretty soft, there isn't too much sugar so there isn't much to feel guilty about we all love a treat without the guilt!
Pretty much every food can be part of a healthful diet, but guilt and avoidance and subtle restriction can't be part of a healthful diet.
How terrible health care is, how terrifying delivery can be and that once that is over your life is pretty much ruined by sleep deprivation, guilt and worry.
I felt guilt when I stayed home — Moms feel guilty about pretty much anything sometimes.
LIZ: Yeah, well I mean I got over the guilt, over not keeping up breast - feeding pretty quickly, because I was in so much pain and both of us were frustrated and it was just so much better for both of us to not deal with that every time she had to feed.
Clogged ducts pretty much ruined my life, and I was riddled with guilt for being so sick all the time.
If you can learn to moderate your intake, pretty much every food can fit into your diet guilt free.
I am an avid Lord & Taylor shopper (and by avid I mean I have one of their credit cards and pretty much shop there minimum once a month #IMayHaveAProblem):p Anyways... anytime they have a huge sale event like this one, in my mind it is a guilt free way of getting what I want and never paying retail for it!
And given all the occasions for toasting during the holidays, it's pretty much inevitable you'll add at least one party dress to your I - really - shouldn't - have - but - I - did collection, the best way to get rid of any post-party guilt (besides savoring all the likes your fabulous dress scored), is to find an occasion to re-wear it.