I could email them later and try to patch things up.
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And her husband says he's "too hurt" to patch things up.
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Their strategy was to patch things up as quickly as possible.
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Moon's attempts to patch things up are not without their risks, though.
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There was a time when it seemed Brandon and Tommy would patch things up.
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Finally, patch things up with the family over a bowl of neon yellow, cheesy goodness.
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At the house, Nick's mom brings up her mom again and suggests they patch things up.
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The British government is holding talks to patch things up between Sinn Fein and the DUP.
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As we first reported, Weezy and Birdman started trying to patch things up back in January.
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Taylor Swift and Katy Perry are trying to patch things up after a yearslong public spat.
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Things may be tense with Khloé, but Jordyn has been trying to patch things up with Kylie.
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As the midseason trailer confirms, these two will eventually patch things up, apparently whenever Luann is ready.
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Anyone else more invested in getting these two to patch things up than who gets the final rose?
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Pornhub told INSIDER: "We're very serious about lending a helping hand and helping this family patch things up."
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When you're ready to patch things up, we'd like to help make your old friendship feel like new.
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And Apple was very weak and so I called Bill up and we tried to patch things up.
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You can patch things up with your curls by giving them some extra love with a deep conditioning treatment.
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Tillerson headed to the region in July to try to smooth things over but failed to patch things up.
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Lawmakers tried to patch things up later in the hearing, after a sharp admonishment on civility from freshman Rep.
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This isn't the first time Jacobs has attempted to patch things up with Dennis since Southern Charm's cameras stopped filming.
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That they were able to patch things up nine years later and reunite for Coachella in 25 is a miracle.
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"Restorative" methods that put the bully and victim together to patch things up may end up further traumatising the victim.
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That suggests the movie isn't quite working as planned, but Disney has a while to go to patch things up.
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If the absence of the mandate does wreak havoc on Obamacare's marketplace, there's no easy fix to patch things up.
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Even when Turkish ministers make the 5,400 mile journey from Ankara to Washington, they seem unable to patch things up.
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In last week's episode, PK talked about a phone call he had with Ken in an effort to patch things up.
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Egyptian security sources said contacts were underway to patch things up with the Saudis, involving high-ranking military and intelligence officials.
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Mr Calero, who had resigned earlier, claimed that Mr Temer had insisted that he patch things up with Mr Vieira Lima.
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He worries China will not buy as much U.S. soy as it used to, even if the two nations patch things up.
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Tomlinson said his late mother wanted nothing more than for him to patch things up with Malik before her death last December.
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In another story line, Marceline tries to patch things up with her own dad, an irresponsible demon-king addicted to sucking souls.
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President Trump is featured in the latest promo for "The Simpsons" attempting to patch things up with fired FBI Director James Comey.
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The president, who had favoured Hillary Clinton in the American elections of 20163, was keen to patch things up with Mr Trump.
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Still, he's flown to China in an attempt to patch things up and prevent the league from losing a ton of money.
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As for me, I left LA for the East Coast to patch things up with my ex—which failed—and to quit meth.
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Still, fans have always wondered if Duke was able to patch things up with Ball before her death in 1989 at age 77.
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She planned to spend time in Boston, trying to patch things up with Watkins, and in the suburbs of Washington with her aunt.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wants her brother to patch things up with their parents after they were treated badly on his big day.
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Right now the company is, in effect, trying to patch things up piecemeal — a software update here, a new warning light there, etc.
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As for whether there's any chance Jesse and Dina can patch things up ... he tells us he doesn't see them getting back together.
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But Chelsea had the nerve to patch things up, as Cesc Fàbregas took a crack at a thin margin of clearance between Southampton defenders.
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You're just waiting for that one major outburst to happen as the group struggles to air their grievances, patch things up, and move on.
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With health reform stalled in Congress, several states are rushing to patch things up themselves before insurance for 2000 goes on sale in November.
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But, spoiler alert, it seems that the couple did manage to patch things up: They've been posting adoring Instagrams about each other for months.
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Kim Sung-hee, a restaurant owner in Wudaokao -- another area of Beijing popular with Korean residents -- was also optimistic Moon could patch things up.
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What's next: In the coming days, Seoul and Washington will likely scramble to patch things up so all three parties can proceed with negotiations.
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Putin will now find it harder to patch things up with Europe, put the Ukraine issue behind him and get back into the club.
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That's caused plenty of strife in his family -- but Dog's gonna have time to patch things up if that's what he wants to do.
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After a violent dispute between tribes, one woman, Wawa, is married off to patch things up, but she actually loves Dain, a strapping warrior.
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As Baird continues to try and get Dennis' attention, it becomes clear the mom of two is not interested in trying to patch things up.
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He thinks the show drama -- which has focused on their marital issues -- is making it too hard to patch things up when cameras are off.
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This week, he returned to DC -- not to meet with Trump to patch things up, but to be secretly debriefed by the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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I'm not saying you can never patch things up with someone who cheats, but that's a very personal decision and not one to be taken lightly.
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When the women headed to the Berkshires for Dorinda Medley's Annual Birthday Party From Hell, Ramona claimed she wants to patch things up with her frenemy.
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According to multiple reports, Justin's locked in for the halftime show -- so, you gotta wonder if they'll patch things up after 2004's infamous boob debacle.
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Especially since her mother, Alice, is insisting she cut pretty much all her friends out of her life which makes it hard to patch things up.
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According to a 2016 survey, 54 per cent of British people get back with an ex-partner, on average attempting to patch things up two times.
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While Braun said he was "frustrated" with the singer&aposs very public statements, he ultimately said he was still hoping to patch things up with her.
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Sonny apparently began his free-fall after his marriage started deteriorating, and hopes to patch things up with his wife, Jenny (Missy Yager), as their anniversary nears.
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" But Rinna, 52, reached out to patch things up: "She said, 'There's no excuse, and I'm so sorry that I spoke like that, and it was wrong.
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Just as important, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Mr. Macron had dinner together in London, on the margins of the NATO meeting, to patch things up.
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Its 86 registered lobbyists have plenty of friends in Washington, and can surely secure a meeting with Trump to patch things up and clear up any misunderstandings.
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Long-term, unless the U.S. and China patch things up, Huawei might have to switch to its own operating system if it's no longer allowed to use Android.
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We're told Lisa's husband, Ken, even tried to patch things up, but Hadid's not budging ... and hasn't even been to any of Lisa's 3 restaurants since the drama.
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If Trump and McConnell are able to patch things up even temporarily, Republicans have a better chance at avoiding an embarrassing legislative shutout that could imperil their majorities.
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There's still a way out for these characters, but if they don't patch things up, it will be one of the darkest stories in Game of Thrones history.
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If you've been banging your head against the wall to get workable internet throughout your home, Google Nest Wifi is almost certain to patch things up for you.
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The Vicki Gunvalson Apology Tour continued on Monday's episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County as Gunvalson attempted to patch things up with former bestie Shannon Beador.
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It's up to individual developers to figure out if/how it works with their games and patch things up accordingly, so only a handful will support it at first.
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He shares a name with the couple's oldest daughter, James, and one can't help but wonder if that was Lively's attempt to patch things up between father and son.
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Enter Whitehair, a mauling guard who should be able to patch things up inside so the Chiefs aren't reliant on a step forward from Eric Fisher in 2016. 29.
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Once an episode reached the point where viewers could realistically conclude, "Okay, Sheldon and Leonard probably patch things up," it would cut to a point after they already had.
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Naturally, the nanosensors within the fabric will engage a self-repair process to patch things up — in the exact same way the airplane wing and the smart concrete healed themselves.
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Trump sought to patch things up, noting he wants to seal a bilateral agreement that would increase U.S. trade with Turkey to as much as $1 billion (The Associated Press).
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After a long tumultuous period, we managed to patch things up enough to leave the future open, and in 2014 we gave working together on my music a test run.
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Pereslavl was one place to which a new mayor with his team from Moscow region had been sent to patch things up after a previous mayor was jailed in 2016.
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He has been trying to patch things up with Poland after a summer war of words, and last week Mr Morawiecki invited him to attend Poland's centennial independence celebrations next November.
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On the other hand, Rand Paul has himself often seemed quite anti-Trump, at times almost a thorn in Trump's flesh (though the two recently played golf to patch things up).
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It has also made me reach out to certain people who I may be on bad terms with, and apologize for whatever I have done to them, and patch things up.
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Todd Chrisley's estranged daughter hopes to someday patch things up with him -- despite claiming her dad recently tried extorting her with a sex tape -- with only one condition ... NO TV CAMERAS ALLOWED!!!
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DeAndre and Blake are bros, so they let their condiments do the talking to patch things up — presumably thanks to the friendship-powered wizardry only they and Google can hope to understand.
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Foreign policy experts said Pyongyang was trying to patch things up with Beijing to end its isolation, while China was seeking Mr Kim's endorsement to sit at the table during any peace talks.
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The only way that we're going to patch things up in this country is the people in the middle got to start talking to each other instead of just battling it out on Twitter.
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Bebe says she's taking a flight home to New York to patch things up with her father, who hasn't spoken to her in 2 weeks ... but she seems pretty confident all will be fine.
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O'Connor said she then found it in her heart to patch things up between the two of them — forging a "very good relationship" for mother and daughter between the time O'Connor was 14 and 16.
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Years later, Audemio and his older brother Roberto tried to patch things up with their father, but he had sons with his new wife, and it was clear there would be no inheritance for them.
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With the prospect of a 5-Star/PD government looking increasingly plausible, the League's Agriculture Minister Gian Marco Centinaio said on Wednesday he did not rule out trying to patch things up with 5-Star.
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Trump was on Bill O'Reilly's show Tuesday night, and when Bill tried to ask if he planned to patch things up with GOP heavyweights pissed about the leaked "Access Hollywood" tape ... The Donald went off.
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And if society has not held up its end of the bargain, the least it can do, when trying to patch things up, is respect the autonomy and self-esteem of those it aims to help.
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JetBlue took a more diplomatic approach, after agreeing to refund the ticket, by tweeting that they would be happy to help the two friends "patch things up" with a free girls' weekend whenever the pair are ready.
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Trump seems to have started weighing in on this subject primarily in hopes of intensifying the feuding, but did so in such a clumsy manner as to be extremely helpful in encouraging Democrats to patch things up.
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And this is why they, mainly a bunch of rich white hetero males, tried everything to stop him and are now either nervously trying to patch things up or trying to get their data out of Dodge.
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" (A dream — all I ever needed was the music and the mirror.) Back in the workroom, Shangela encouraged a bereft BenDeLaCreme to try and patch things up with Morgan, who apologized first: "I felt terrible all day.
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Besides, eight years is a long time for two old friends to patch things up, and both Mr. Trump and Mr. Trudeau face elections before the global soccer tournament, Mr. Trudeau next year and Mr. Trump in 2020.
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He's revitalized his tenuous relationships with Republican leaders after the kind of week that has ended political careers—and all he had to do to patch things up was propose to give himself and his family several huge gifts.
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During a temporary setback in the secret intelligence relationship (caused by a Mossad operation in Dubai in 143), the U.A.E. made a proposal to patch things up: Israel would supply Emirati forces with armed drones, according to U.S. and Arab officials.
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" As his sexual harassment scandal grows, Weinstein somehow sounds optimistic he'll be able to patch things up with Georgina ... saying, "I understand, I love her and I love our children and hopefully, when I am better, I will be in their lives again.
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Trump sat down with Putin after spending the last week sparring with traditional U.S. allies—first with NATO nations over their levels of defense spending, and later with British Prime Minister Theresa May over her 'Brexit' strategy, though he seemed to patch things up before leaving London.
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The Trump administration has a chance to patch things up with Canada with a visit there on Friday from Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency The Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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The two appeared to patch things up over the following months until Broner made a scene at a local Walmart this last March by throwing change into the air and walking away, a distasteful attempt at flaunting his questionable wealth, akin to when he flushed 20-dollar bills down a toilet.
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A USDA spokesperson pushed back against the idea that Perdue was heading north to patch things up with Canada, noting that the visit has been in the works for weeks and is part of an ongoing series of meetings Perdue's had with his Mexican or Canadian counterparts over the last year.
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And while Tyson and King remain at odds—Tyson once recalled a car ride while he was ostensibly trying to patch things up with King: "Don said some innocuous thing and all that jealousy and rage spilled out of me and I kicked him in his fucking head"—Trump is their common ground.
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Though little miscommunications might have caused a wedge in the beginning — and they appeared to patch things up in the finale — their friendship became irreparable for Radziwill when she watched the show back and saw the hurtful words Frankel had used in her confessional interviews (which are often recorded after filming on the season ends).
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price tried to patch things up by appearing at Press Secretary Sean Spicer's midday lie jamboree, but came across as squirrelly and unprepared—his main argument for the bill was that it was short, as he stood next to a very tall stack of papers meant to represent Obamacare/big government.
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Carol claimed that the name wasn't even hers to begin with: The two patch things up, and DeConnick gets to tell a story about the pressure to live up to a legacy that can resonate with anyone, but especially women and minorities, who have experienced "impostor syndrome" — the internalized feeling that one isn't good enough compared to his or her peers.
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Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly appeared to patch things up Thursday night after the two traded barbs over 2016 presidential campaign coverage and Hannity's support for Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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A research note from Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo back in February indicated that Apple would be relying far more heavily on Intel's modems for this year's iPhones, in an effort to be less reliant on Qualcomm as a primary producer of the chips (the ongoing legal spat between Qualcomm and Apple likely didn't help matters, either.) It's possible that Apple is hoping to patch things up with Qualcomm by 2020, or rely on new providers like MediaTek.
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