Sentences with phrase «worry about yard»

You don't want to worry about the protection of your property any more than you want to worry about yard maintenance.

Let's clean up our own back yard before worrying about the yards of others.

Not exact matches

If you're like many dog owners, you encourage your dog to do his business outside in the yard so you don't have to worry about the hassle of odors and indoor cleanup.

Personally I think this yo yos need to clean their own back yard and stop worrying about my soul.

The Tigers can deploy Watson's legs with two tactics he used for a season - high 145 rushing yards against Oklahoma, and now he doesn't have to worry about staying fresh for a following game.

Anyone who breaks historical records for total yards from scrimmage is someone to worry about facing, especially considering last year's susceptibility to the run.

He's already completed 45 of 68 passes for 661 yards and eight touchdowns, with two rushing scores and one interception this year, but it's not those numbers he's worried about.

How about worrying about what happens in our back yard.

And I guess that the defenders have been worried about the ball in behind so much they are giving themselves one or two yards head start on the foot race, suddenly the ball is going into Ollies body and he is bringing midfielders into the game with a platform.

I've found myself in that position against a right - footer, you don't want him to come inside on his right foot so you give him an extra half yard on the outside, because you're worried about him coming inside.

It's lightweight and sturdy so you can move it around the yard as needed and you won't have to worry about it easily becoming damaged, either.

The floor of the play yard is made of a water - resistant material, so you don't have to worry about wet dew making its way to baby or, when used indoors, your wet baby getting to your carpet.

«You can use this all year round and don't have to worry about the weather,» said Quijano, who just closed her family's above - ground back - yard pool on Saturday.

Not worrying about getting in anyone's way or being heckled from the chairlift after a particularly spectacular yard - sale fall (tragic teenage memory) was a tremendous relief.

But the reality is housewives /» real» mums back in the day didn't have to juggle a job, worry about the bills, do yard work, run errands, organize car & house maintenance..

And if you're worried about whether or not these modern play yards can stand up to the Todays Kids product from the past, don't be!

It also doesn't say squat about the literally hundreds of other things you could worry about (like kids with allergies and asthma getting their hands on certain foods, the host taking the kids in a car without a car seat, a backyard trampoline, alcohol / drugs left around the house, playing in the front yard abutting a very busy street, etc. etc. etc.) It's just meant to talk about your child's preparedness for being away from mom and dad.

Canopy — for outdoor activities, having a play yard with a canopy is a big thing because you won't have to worry about your baby's situation anymore.

Some worried that their mobile homes might sustain more damage in the open school yard, while others were concerned about leaving the vehicles at the campgrounds where they might be damaged by trees or other falling debris.

I had a terrible cold, and the BBC was beginning to worry about all these stories saying how they were spending too much money, so we weren't staying in the Grand, we were in the Old Ship a few hundred yards down, which of course saved us.

A jailed criminal never has to worry about the heat being shut off in the winter, or the A / C in the summer, he gets 3 square meals, free rent, no utilities to pay, no credit card responsibilities, sunday mass of his choice, an exercise yard, cable tv, a library, free laundry, free education if they desire, cell phone (yes, cell phones, look it up) internet service, healthcare (not the best but never has any bills or denials) still gets to sleep everynight (and it's quiet) Now, how much do you (we) pay for all that?

For those days when you need a little luck, don't worry about picking through your yard for a four leafed clover, just put on these earrings by Les Nereides!

262 years of that I'm very outgoing I like riding motorcycles horses boat trips fishing I like getting out and going to the kids his ball games I love to grill outside I love family get - togethers on the gardening I can even get out and do yard work and don't have to worry about it I'm not a woman...

Working to raise it as far as it would go, he peered out into thirty feet of dark yard between the two houses, worried about the woman, but more about the boy.

I'm worried about out small dogs in the yard and our cats.

> > I have concerns about giving these puppies out., some people will want > to get them and resell, others may not even have sufficient space or > yard where the puppies can play, i have heard of situations where > people home pets in a single bed room.That worries me a lot.The photos > you sent are just adorable.

They are good about staying in the yard for the most part, but I worry that if they get distracted by a person, deer or squirrel they will take off.

«I'm not so concerned about Old Blue chasing cars,» starts the old joke, «it's when he brings»em home and buries»em in the yard that I start to get worried.»

the outdoor cats have lived their entire lives outside, and seem content.they stay in my yard 95 % of the time.i do worry about cars, but i cant see any other solution.

It's sad to think that we have to worry about our family members being taken from our own yards but that's what this has come to for now.

Outdoor play pens are a great solution for when you want to work in the yard without worrying about your dog digging or getting into trouble.

Most pet parents worry about their dog or cat accidentally escaping the yard or house and getting lost.

I also worry about my neighbor's cats, who love to jump over the 6 - foot wooden fence and come into my yard.

I can't tell you how often a dog owner tells me that they don't need to worry about housebreaking because Rover spends most of his time in their yard.

When the drool is on the yard and not on the carpet, it is not much to worry about.

When I am at home, I do like to take my dog's collar off so she can run free in the yard (which is fenced - in) and I do not have to worry about her getting it caught on something or destroying it.

The canine exercise area is our spacious enclosed yard at the rear of the hospital, so no need to worry about your pet being bothered by stray animals, or nervous about being walked next to a busy street.

You have the Surf Berbere cafe just 40 yards away on the rocks — www.CafeKR.com, where your meals cost an average of just # 4 per person and Mohamed cooking every evening, so you don't need to worry about cooking either.

enjoying days at parks, back yard cook outs, never worrying about ozone, sun burn, cancer, toxins..

So you won't worry needlessly about a swaying pine tree in the front yard or a petunia on your porch.

Look after Condo Common Areas: If the home you are selling is a condominium, your job as a seller may be relatively easy in winter, with no snow to shovel or yard work to worry about.

For home owners planning to stay in their houses rather than sell but worried about overspending, advise them that garden projects can be phased in — perhaps the front yard first and then the back — or that there are almost always less costly alternatives.

Do you want to travel and not worry about keeping up a yard?

I was talking to someone who had been living in the suburbs and moved to the city and was really worried about giving up the yard.

on the day of our loading (but not packers, we packed most everything ourselves), we hired a housekeeper to help us polish everything up the week our house was listed so we could focus on other details, we hired a window cleaner to give the windows a spring cleaning, and a landscaper to keep up on our yard work so we had one less area to worry about when our house went up for sale.

Hence, the quick decision to not worry about the rooms we hadn't started working on yet, and the mad dash to finish up some unfinished projects in lightning speed so that we could stick a «for sale by owner» sign in our yard last August.

But then, we are near retirement age in a few more years, and we want to be free to travel and not worry so much about the upkeep of a large home and yard.