Sentences with phrase «staring at my husband»

In the process of photo shooting both outfits I realized there were two truck drivers parked in the empty lot staring at my husband and I.

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The questions went unanswered as both the husband and the pastor sat before this mystery and stared at the fire.

I did a quick google search (or rather had my husband do it because I was standing there staring into the pot waiting for it to give me answers) and it looked like other recipes have you stir at that stage, so that's what I did.

When I get home, I recount that humorous exchange to my husband, who stares at the floor, hems and haws, then finally admits he had plotted from the start to win my hand.

I just made them — couldn't even wait until they cooled to try one — burnt my mouth on one of the juicy peach bits — and my husband and I just stared at each other, speachless, shaking our heads.

My husband and friend both stared at me with their mouths agape.

He stared up at the trees, then over at the tent that my husband had set up, then back up at the trees, entranced by the light and the breeze and the sound of rustling leaves.

With my hands clenched atop my swollen belly, feeling my daughter stretch within, I stared out of the window for the entire drive, angry at the government of Canada for not processing my residency and hence my free health care faster, angry at my husband for saying we should go to this information session, and most especially angry at the thought of having to deal with the pain of childbirth.

Make your husband or wife laugh with a DIY card that says «true love never having to say a word because we are both staring at our phones».

I have a 4 month that sucks a lot and puts everyting on her mouth also shes a great baby but today my husband and I were eating and she was staring at ous I felt so bad.

He stirred, bleated once or twice, but did not wake, and then proceeded to sleep for a stunning six solid hours or so while I sat in bed staring at the silent baby monitor, alternatively terrified that OH MY GOD HE MUST BE DEAD and waking my husband up to regularly report on how long he was sleeping, IS N'T THIS AMAZING?

By: Stacey Ellis My husband and I stared at the letter from our daughter's birthmother and asked each other how we felt.

On a recent Tuesday, Stare sat at a vegan café two doors down from her new space while her husband talked to contractors and watched their kids.

My husband and I stared at the monitor in complete shock.

She had it all down pat — the burb cloth over the shoulder, the vacant stare at the TV... My husband was equally supportive — just assumed this is how it should be.

When Peter was born, my husband, Ryan, and I stared in amazement at this perfect little boy.

I asked, staring dolefully at my husband.

Meanwhile, my husband of one week stared open mouthed at me.

Last but not least, I found my husband mouth agape staring at these treats inside a local Asian grocery (Super 88), and was like a child on the verge of a tantrum unless we brought them home.

Find Your husband stared at # 15, I was that are.

Staring the director of one of my all time favourite films (Jeff Who Lives at Home), Mark Duplass plays the husband to Elizabeth Moss's character Sophie, both of which are trying to recreate their magical first night together due to the drudgery of their current unhappy marital state.

'» There are a number of moments in I, Tonya that are startling in their physicality: Harding's mother hurls a knife at her during an argument and it lodges in Harding's bicep as they both stare at one another in disbelief; Gillooly slams her hand in a car door; Harding fires a shotgun at her husband.

I now live in a quiet village in East Germany, where people stare at me without comprehension when I try to communicate with them in my husband's mother tongue.

Last year my husband and I traveled to Vermont where I woke up one morning to stare at what an overnight snow storm brought us.

Sometimes they ask me too, but I just give them a blank confused stare, refer them back to the husband, and continue looking at pretty things.

And I'm staring at a couple of shots when I have this sudden realisation: the bloke I'm mugging with looks a lot like Antonia Kidman's new husband, Craig Marran... ah, that's right, I used to move with his crowd over there...

My husband laughs at me because I will walk into the room, and stop and stare at the staircase and sigh.

Sometimes I even catch my husband just standing there staring at our kitchen with a big smile on his face.»

After a few days of staring at my red and white Christmas decor, my husband finally convinced me that I needed to stick to my vision and not use red.