And so these people want kids either want kids of their own and
so feel weird about you having yours.
no one else in our families really dress up
so i feel weird arriving all glammed up haha!
I work from home
so it felt weird having this thing on my counter when I could simply turn my stove to low and get the same results.
I thought about just using my name, but I was about to get married and change my last name
so it felt weird to change it prematurely.
Usually I wear all neutrals,
so it felt weird for me too!
Bell sleeves are starting to grow on me, I was super against them at first as I used to be obsessed when I was about 12...
so it felt weird but I am starting to get how chic they look!
Not exact matches
These days, I've gotten to a
weird point, where — I mean, I've been doing it for like, seven years,
so I sometimes
feel like I have nothing left to say.
So the advice is, if you
feel weird, call 911 and immediately tell them where you are because you may not make it past the phone call.
Usually I'm
so removed from that transaction, and it
felt weird.
(Warning: self - promotion makes me
feel gross
so my
weird humour makes an appearance or four.)
And at the end of each day it still
feels so rewarding seeing the world with them and talking about all the funny and
weird travel related subjects that pop - up in their heads.
It was summer when we were there,
so it definitely
felt a little
weird eating
so much pumpkin, but I loved it and couldn't resist ordering it pretty much whenever I saw it on the menu.
I'm really trying to be an open book and it helps when you share what's going on too,
so I
feel a little less
weird LOL!
Then, as I began making blog friends, it
felt weird that I didn't know any of them in «real life» and
so we have digital relationships and do things like share pictures of food we ate alone by ourselves.
I turned 32 at the end of August and it
feels so weird for me to say it too... where has time gone!!
It
feels so weird to not eat fruity though.
I'm in the
weird stage of figuring out what foods make me
feel rotten
so I'm not really sure what I can / can't eat.
I
feel like it's a little
weird so I am kind of skeptical.
It's
weird when things
feel like they are such a long time coming, then once they happen it
feels like it was all
so fast!
I'd
feel weird not doing
so.
I
feel weird posting things that aren't vegan on my blog, but I eat chicken...
so what!?
I know a lot of other parents
feel this way, but as the years go by and they keep getting bigger it is just
so weird to think in a few short years he will be a grown up!
I
felt hesitant to try kraut at one point too,
so if you're
weirded out, don't be!
So funny that you mention
feeling weird about beer for breakfast — I made some Guinness dounuts this weekend and
felt very strange opening a beer at 9 am...
I
felt a little
weird not cooking my own dessert, but it was
so worth it!
I
feel a little
weird posting another beet recipe since I did last week but this is just
SO GOOD and I need to share in immediately.
Ketchup always
felt weird on faux meat loaf,
so this glaze really ups the ante.
That
feels so weird to say.
So, sometimes I
feel weird saying I'm a vegetarian b / c of that, but then I think, who cares... it's my life!
I've noticed granulated sugar does some gnarly things to my skin (it's not just limited to cane sugar, either — coconut sugar is just as bad), but we're going to talk about that another day when I don't
feel so weird trying to pivot from talking at you about snacking cookies to talking at you about how I found out that sugar — not my hormones — was one of the driving forces behind my adult acne (the other driving force was, «beating the crap out of your skin,» according to Adina of SW Basics).
However, I wasn't really that fussed about anything on it and this still
feels weird to me after being an inherent «sweet tooth» for
so many years where I would have been drooling excessively.
Literally the happiest I've been in a while and I
feel super
weird now, it's legit been a few months since I haven't had something on my to do list
so I spent at least one day this week laying on the couch watching hgtv (seriously how is it
so addicting).
My advice, do what
feels weird so long as the payout is there.
So when the new Force India was revealed with not only a bland livery,
weird three - pronged nose and a big ol' silver shark fin, but a 2012 - style stepped nose as well, there was a collective
feeling of «oh no, not all this again».
If
feels so weird having over 95 % of squad fit, hopefully it stays this way for the forthcoming seasons; I'd love to see what this squad could actually achieve.
The
weird (not in a bad way) thing is that the match then became no disqualification as well,
so, like, if Jericho escapes from the cage somehow, or drops a wrench or a chain or a bazooka or whatever down below for his bff Kevin Owens to use, then Owens can use it on Reigns and not
feel bad about it in the slightest or suffer any kind of punishment from the ref.
If Arsenal are to succeed, they will have to stop looking vulnerable on the counter (it
feels weird to write that about a match against Wigan, but Wigan scored when City were the most disorganized,
so).
So I just don't get the «too much pressure to breastfeed» when all around me are images of bottles, ads for formula telling me a happy feeding makes a happy mom, bottlefeeding moms, moms and doctors and nurses telling new moms that formula is «just as good» and «not to
feel guilty», women getting «the look» for nursing in public, or
feeling weird about doing it (I sure did)-- to me, any pressure out there is NOT to breastfeed, or do it as little as possible (not if it's not immediately easy or you don't love every minute, not past 6 mos, not in public, not around male relatives and friends, not around children, not if you ever want to go out alone sometime...)
They fall apart emotionally,
feel so intensely,
feel uncomfortable and
weird in their bodies, don't know who their real friends are, can't focus on schoolwork and get anxious and scared about that, are captive to the hormonal surges happening that switch them from bravado to rage to weeping in a few minutes, and just want to hide all the time.
Or even the fact that I know
so many other wonderful moms who stopped nursing earlier than I but I
felt like I had to lie about my own situation to not seem
weird.
My old house (it
feels so weird to say that already)... My old house had a huge yard.
This opens up
so many possibilities for the millions of people who suffer from anxiety and other forms of mental illness: we can now have the conversation without shame or weakness being attached, and find the help we need without
feeling like we are «
weird» or «crazy».
So how can we pause for a day in the midst of all the chaos and stress — not to mention the
weird family dynamics that must be navigated over the Thanksgiving table — and just
feel thankful?
I think in a
weird way the digital age is compounding the issue — she has seen many pictures of herself as an infant using all of these things and
so still
feels a strong connection to them even though she's long since outgrown them.
I worked in a department entirely composed of men
so I always
felt a little
weird about ducking out to hook myself up to my «milking machine».
Sometimes it can
feel that way and then again I am like another mom said I in two different groups I have a lot of teachers and friends that I know through my older kids and then others that know me strictly through my younger kids
so that is a little
weird.
I still have to stare at this and focus pretty intently on the hand to recognize it for what it is, but of course that makes me
feel weird for staring
so hard at his hand and trying to make it not look like a penis.
When I'm out and about, a lot of moms do a double take when they see other moms breastfeeding, I
feel like if they saw images like this when they're out and about it wouldn't make it
so weird or taboo.
Weird, but I've started going with my
feelings instead of judging them,
so I kept observing.
They kind of make me uncomfortable because, they make me
feel weird,
so I can understand where you are coming from.