I'm happy that you are taking good care of yourself.
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I plan on keeping them and taking good care of them.
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"They are taking good care of us," Brenda Lewis, 2140, told BuzzFeed News.
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But for now just focusing on Sky and taking good care of her.
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The only solace in life is bettering yourself, taking good care of yourself.
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Black Yale community is beyond incredible and is taking good care of me.
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I have an amazing doctor, an amazing nutritionist who are taking good care of me.
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I hate to leave the puppy so soon, but N. is taking good care of her.
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We're responsible for our own well-being, taking good care of our families and our communities.
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The Moon is in Libra, the sign of balance—are you taking good care of yourself?
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Another is that we are charged by our creator with taking good care of his creation.
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I assured her that the family I was living with was taking good care of me.
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And we should be taking good care of them, and then we should return them back home.
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Ever since I bought it last summer, I have been obsessed with taking good care of it.
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"It's about taking good care of yourself — living well," Parker tells PEOPLE from her South Kensington clinic.
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They are amazing and always remember our dog's name in addition to taking good care of him.
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Fortunately, it doesn't happen often–and taking good care of your pet will help prevent the spread.
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"We're tired and ready to be home - but they're taking good care of us," he told CNN.
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"[My friend's] daughter has been sending me photos to prove she's taking good care of him," Vikander explained.
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Issues around your health and habits will also come up today—are you taking good care of yourself?
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Whether or not your taking good care of your health is a question that will come up today.
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People aren't talking enough about the importance of young people taking good care of their health, McClanahan said.
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Taking good care of your teeth is a lot easier to do if you have a Philips Sonicare toothbrush.
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"As happy as he can be, and that whoever has him, is taking good care of him," Anderson said.
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Taking good care of not only her hair, but the rest of her body, makes her feel good about herself.
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"(I'll play for) as long as I'm willing to make the commitment to taking good care of myself," said Brady.
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"Hey guys, I hope everyone is being safe and taking good care of yourselves," Gomez said on her Instagram Story.
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Everyone has been really nice to me and has been taking good care of me But I'm ready to come home.
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"He said that he has been taking good care of his daughter, he never forced her or hurt her," Hakparn said.
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More From Tonic: Taking good care of your contacts is a start, but it's not a foolproof way to avoid the problem.
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But sometimes you are taking good care of yourself and life is going OK, and the hand reaches out for you anyway.
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The owners Mr. Wise encounters as he and his team conduct undercover investigations think they're taking good care of their simian wards.
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No matter how much mom harps on about taking good care of your school supplies, some of you won't pay her any mind.
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It seems like there's so much stuff to know when you're a girl—from getting massages to taking good care of your skin.
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"She told me he is fine — he has clothes, shoes and his own bed, we are taking good care of him," Edgar recalled.
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Liu could be heard describing how prison officials had been taking good care of him, especially his health, and expressing his gratitude to them.
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Scientists found that taking good care of grasslands, soils and forests in the U.S. could significantly offset greenhouse gas emissions and protect against flooding.
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But, before you start clicking, we want you to note: At no point is it too late to start taking good care of your skin.
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Plus, I spend a ton of time outdoors in the sun, so I know that taking good care of my skin is more important than ever.
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"A sudden income drop likely makes it harder to afford healthcare, and forces people to pay attention to money rather than taking good care of themselves," Havranek added.
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One of the main ways Philz stays true to its original spirit is to focus on hiring people that are a good match and taking good care of them.
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"We are not taking good care of Lake Michigan; it's possible we could have a Flint-type scenario," she said, referring to the water-quality issues in Flint, Mich.
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"The most important part of ensuring your nails look great at any length is taking good care of your hands," Megan Richardson and Gretchen Tiernan, owners of Sand Spa, explain.
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Ensuring veterans understand the importance of vision care services and how to obtain them — especially those provided by the VA — is vital to taking good care of our service members.
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I'm appalled that no one — not the clinic, not her family, not my husband — questioned the incident, but instead praised her fiancé for "being there and taking good care" of her.
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Initially the occupiers assured the authorities that they were taking good care of the refuge, but as time went on, they said the quick departure of some protesters had undermined the upkeep.
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I truly hope that you are all well, that you are taking good care of yourselves and your loved ones and that you continue to follow the protocols for limiting coronavirus exposure.
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I truly hope that you are all well, that you are taking good care of yourselves and your loved ones and that you continue to follow the protocols for limiting coronavirus exposure.
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"While any child experiencing abuse in foster care is one too many, the vast majority of foster parents are taking good care of the children in their care," Deputy Press Secretary Carol Cáceres said.
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Taking good care of the stuff you already have goes a long way to make you a more sustainable shopper, not to mention the fact that it's your very favorite pairs that see the most wear-and-tear.
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This involves choosing carefully, buying only pieces that are going to be used extensively and for a long time, taking good care of clothing, repairing rather than replacing and reusing discarded clothing for other purposes such as rags.
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But during her own testimony, Ms. Hodgetts ended up shifting attention to her gardener, Owen Laurie, 71, a tall, burly man who was known for keeping to himself, and for taking good care of the Tea House plants.
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Willey contacted Jessica on Facebook and warned her that Matthew was not taking good care of the children; they were subsisting, she said, on cheese puffs, Fudge Rounds, corn dogs, and Mountain Dew, and sleeping at odd hours.
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The company has a team of over 50 people who work to both select suppliers and help them improve their practices, ensuring that the minimum of pesticides are used and that agricultural farmers are taking good care of their soil.
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And given that these companies only function — and make billions — on the backs of their outsourced content moderators, taking good care of them during and after their tours of duty strikes me as the very least that their employers can do.
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Reed flew to Bragg with Picerne because the senator "wanted him to understand the importance of serving soldiers and see firsthand what they do, the challenges they face, the sacrifices they make, and the importance of taking good care of them," Unruh said.
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The letter is being auctioned for an estimated $3,875 on December 3 by Lawrences Auctioneers of Bletchingley, Surrey, alongside another handwritten letter by the princess, thanking her bodyguard Sergeant Ronald Lewis for taking good care of her and Charles during a trip to Nigeria.
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There are a few things that professional estheticians can do that you can't at home, but as far as taking good care of your skin, and keeping it clear and healthy, that comes down to what you want to do... and, in some cases, what your dermatologist tells you.
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According to Judy Kudlow, his wife, she told "The Washington Post" and the White House is working on a statement right now that Larry Kudlow is fine, quote, fine, and that the doctors at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center are terrific and they&aposre taking good care of him.
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When you make a habit of chasing things, you are likely to become unhappy because, beyond the disappointment you experience once you get them, you discover that you've gained them at the expense of the real things that can make you happy, such as friends, family, and taking good care of yourself.
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" On Tuesday, Siyonbola wrote on Facebook that she's grateful for all the support she's received and welcomed other students to tell their stories of being racially profiled: "Grateful for all the love, kind words and prayers, your support has been overwhelming 🙏🏾 Black Yale community is beyond incredible and is taking good care of me.
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Actually, when I spoke to Proctor & Gamble, who owns the Oral-B brand, they said that I think Crest White Strips are some of the most popular, if not the most popular whitening product in the US. A lot of people are just using white strips, but they're not necessarily taking good care of their teeth because they want their teeth to be whiter.
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Saint Joseph's will provide a challenge to that defense as the Hawks have won three of their last five thanks, in part, to taking good care of the ball as they are second in the nation in fewest turnovers per game (33) while registering single digits in turnovers in five of 10 games, with a low of three last time out in a 72-59 victory over Maine.
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But just because Google is taking good care of your photo doesn't mean that there isn't an ulterior motive to its self-harvesting: "While the primary goal of the facial-recognition feature is to drive users toward Google's Arts and Culture app," Jarae says, "Google is most likely using the selfies to further train their AI facial-recognition models, and gather valuable user metrics," — and, as he points out, Google wouldn't need to hold on to our selfies, or biometric data, to continue training its models.
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Writers devised a subplot in which Rose is kidnapped by a mystery character and Diane framed as the prime suspect. The show kept the kidnapper's identity a secret until the episode featuring the reveal aired. Scott was shown to be the culprit but appeared to be working with another character. He was shown to be taking good care of Rose, even reassuring his accomplice everything was okay.
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When her father and grandmother appear to take her home, Klara reveals her ability to walk again. Her father weeps with joy and is grateful to Heidi and Alpöhi for taking good care of his daughter. Before Klara's grandmother leaves, she gifts Heidi with a notebook to encourage her dream of becoming a writer. Both families remain good friends and maintain contact with each other.
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Roopa was not taking good care of her own daughter. Sunder and Kalpana raise Meenakshi as their own daughter and give her a lot of love. Meenakshi was so attached with Sunder and Kalpana, that she thinks they are her real parents and refuses to call her own parents Mother and Father. Tragically, Kalpana is killed by a wild ox saving the child Meenakshi .
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Hunt died on March 13, 2016. Friends had been worried that he was not taking good care of himself and suffering from depression. Hunt had told friends he was terminally ill with cancer, however his autopsy report from the medical examiner found no evidence of this, nor did his medical records mention any diagnosis of cancer. This may have been to cover up his weight loss from suspected drug use.
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The movie starts with Raghu (Jai) trying to kill his own father for not taking good care of his family. That is when he comes to know that he owns an ancestral property in Kasi which was given as lease almost 100 years ago. At the same time, an IT raid takes place in a minister's house. The minister hands over the laptop having his property detail to his auditor, who demands five crores to hand over the laptop.
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She tells him that he is a debauch spending time with loose character women who sell themselves for the price of a shawl. A message arrives for him that Sakina is not well. He insists on bringing her home in the hope of taking good care of her. Rupa sees a young woman who is Sakina's Aunt accompanying them in the buggy and jumps to the conclusion that she's the woman called Sakina with whom Inder spends his time.
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Another version proposes that he was murdered by Sheng Shicai because of his close ties to Moscow. On March 19, 1942, Sheng Shiqi went back home with his younger brother Sheng Shiji. The two whispered in the living room for a long time, and then entered their mother's room where Sheng Shicai was also present. However, the conversation did not go well; Sheng Shiqi berated his wife for not taking good care of their daughter to vent his anger.
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The Grand Vizier at the time, Raghib Pasha, denounced him as a, "peasant son of a peasant," after a deal between the two of them failed. In addition, the Kizlar Agha of Istanbul disliked al- Azm for apparently not taking good care of him when he passed through Damascus on the pilgrim caravan. The Ottoman state was also interested in confiscating the wealth al-Azm accumulated during his tenure in office. The large amounts of money collected made the state revalue its currency.
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Dessing is a vegetarian and has two boutiques, which sell clothing that is fair trade and has been produced in an environment-friendly way. Since 2009 Dessing has been a supporter of the Greenpeace climate campaign 'You Turn the Earth.' She has made a point of traveling in more environmentally friendly ways, for example by using public transport more frequently than before. Dessing uses her travels to raise awareness about the earth's vulnerability, and to stress the importance of taking good care of it.
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Viji regains her memory, but completely forgets about the period between her accident and recovery. From the doctor, Vedachalam learns that the person who had brought her there had been taking good care of their daughter; he withdraws his police complaint and they begin their journey to Chennai with Viji. After the police leave, Cheenu comes running after the car in which Viji is travelling. He follows them to the railway station and tries to gain Viji's attention, but she is unable to recognise him.
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When they get there, they discover that it is valet-parking only, and Dean is reluctant to surrender the car to the valet, Jessie. Jessie takes the car apparently to be parked, but leaves the restaurant and cruises in the Impala with her friend, who leaves her purse in the car. When she returns to the restaurant, Dean, oblivious to her adventure, grudgingly praises her for taking good care of the car. Dean takes Sam to the sheriff's office to ask if his wife had seen anything suspicious, while Dean returns to the area where the body was found, feeling something is not right with the crime scene photos.
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In her letters Murray described the king's well-being in formulaic terms, writing at least three times to Grey Colin Campbell, laird of Glenorchy, that "the Kingis Majestie is rycht blyth (praise to God)", a phrase which was reassuring during the years of the Marian Civil War.Jane E. A. Dawson, Clan Campbell Letters (STS, Edinburgh, 1997), pp. 168-9, 231-2. In one of his earliest letters James called Annabell "Lady Minny".HMC 16th Report Mar & Kellie (London, 1904), p. 37, this letter is now held by the National Records of Scotland. Elizabeth I of England sent a letter congratulating her on taking good care of the king on 7 February 1572.HMC 16th Report Mar & Kellie (London, 1904), p. 28.
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A broad interpretation simply says that the adopter of the pet agrees that the animal's well-being is now their personal responsibility for the rest of the animal's life. If the adopter can no longer keep the animal for any reason, they would need to be responsible for finding a healthy and happy home for the animal, and making sure that the people of the new home are taking good care of the animal for the rest of its life. Should the adopter die before the animal, they should have a plan in place for the care of the animal. A more restrictive view that some shelters attempt to integrate as part of the adoption agreement puts conditions on when and why the adopter could arrange to move the animal to a new family.
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Although Turkey tries to keep its promise in taking good care of the refugees, the dramatic wave in Syrian refugees as a whole affected and continues to affect the Turkish economy and society. Turkey continues to support the refugees by building around 28 shelters for the victims of human trafficking, however outside the camps, only 24% of Syrian children have access to education, work permits are still highly restricted, lack of systematic social benefits are becoming worse, and even border control has become more strict. Although 90% of the Syrian refugees in Turkey live outside the camps and inside the citites, and although Turkey holds the highest population rate in refugees as a whole, Turkey continues to struggle with the amount of responsibility they hold of the 3.5 million refugees.
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" Neil Young introduced him to an audiologist who suggested he use an in-ear monitor, and although they cancelled their spring 2010 touring schedule, Townshend used the device at their one remaining London concert on 30 March 2010, to ascertain the feasibility of Townshend continuing to perform with the Who. In March 2011, Roger Daltrey said in an interview with the BBC that Townshend had recently experienced gradual but severe hearing loss and was now trying to save what remained of his hearing: "Pete's having terrible trouble with his hearing. He's got really, really bad problems with it...not tinnitus, it's deterioration and he's seriously now worried about actually losing his hearing." Referring to that, in July 2011, Townshend wrote at his blog: "My hearing is actually better than ever because after a feedback scare at the indigO2 in December 2008 I am taking good care of it.
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Even though Pooja attempts to explain that she married Amar in order to give her child a father figure, Vijay continues to believe in the rumours about Amar. Vijay and Pooja decide they need to spend some time apart to deal with the turn of events, and in the meantime the police reveal that Vijay's accident was in fact not planned by Amar, but by Pooja's own father, Dayashankar. When Kailashnath holds Vijay and Pooja's son captive, asking for a high ransom, Dayashankar begins to regret his actions and is willing to pay anything to get his grandson back. Vijay also begins to realize that his hostility against Pooja and her family is futile, and he starts to become more forgiving to his father-in-law Dayashankar and thankful to Amar for taking good care of Pooja and his son during his long absence.
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He obviously loves Kat, although he sometimes appears rather neglectful of his motherless daughter's emotional needs. This was demonstrated in the scene from the film where he speaks with his departed wife when he says he is worried that he's not taking good care of her, but Amelia assured him that he was doing a good job, although she gave him some "motherly" advice ("Don't pick up the extension every time she gets a phone call, french fries are not a breakfast food..." etc.) Dr. Harvey tolerates the Ghostly Trio antics, and it is because of this that they grow to like him, and kept their promise to him so he could speak to Amelia. The animated version of Dr. Harvey deviates slightly from the film version, in that the animated Dr. Harvey was totally focused on being a therapist and used psychological epithets when talking to everyone, including his own daughter. Kat, Casper and the Ghostly trio simply regarded this as an eccentricity.
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The concept first appeared in a report delivered by former Party General Secretary Hu Jintao to the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in November, 2012. In the report, Hu emphasized that "mankind has only one earth to live on, and countries have only one world to share" and called for the building of a harmonious world of enduring peace and common prosperity by raising awareness about human beings sharing a community of common destiny. Hu envisioned a new type of more equitable and balanced global development partnership that would stick together in times of difficulty, both sharing rights and shouldering obligations, and boosting the common interests of mankind. When Xi Jinping met with foreigners for the first time after taking office as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (paramount leader) in November 2012, he said that the international community has increasingly become a community with shared future with each having a stake in others; In the face of the complicated situation of the world economy and global problems, no country could possibly stay aloof by taking good care of itself alone.
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