Take good care of it and it'll take good care of you.
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We try our best to take good care of them, because they take good care of us.
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" - Suzy, 38 "Take good care of your teeth!
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It's only right that you take good care of it.
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I know you're going to take good care of me.
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Take good care of mother nature please, all of you.
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"I did not take good care of them," he said.
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" The letter read: "Take good care of yourselves and each other.
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Take good care of yourself and for God's sakes - be careful!
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"Please take good care of them," I said, my voice cracking.
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What's the proper way to take good care of your hair?
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I will take good care of it because I'll let it eat.
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He tells her he promises he'll take good care of her kidney.
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Until then, please take good care of yourselves, and of one another.
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"You must take good care of this silver piece," the admiral continued.
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He must continue to take good care of himself and his businesses.
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Mireille says Vernet promised he would take good care of her children.
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The Moon is in sensitive, nurturing Cancer, so take good care of yourself.
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Don't take anything for granted, Taurus, and please take good care of yourself.
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We suggest all of you stay home, and take good care of your health.
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"Authorities just want to take good care of the community," said spokesman Meth Measpheakdey.
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The Moon is in your sign, encouraging you to take good care of yourself.
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Like most other vintage items, people tend to take good care of their possessions.
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In the midst of all this, I try to take good care of myself.
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If you don't take good care of your research animals, your data is garbage.
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But, of course, tech companies promise they'll take good care of your health data.
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And I can promise you if I win, I will take good care of it.
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You owe it to your big, fatty, crinkly thought bundle to take good care of it.
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He sounded so confident about referring me, I knew they would take good care of me.
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Bathum began telling [Hluchota] that if she came back, he 'would take good care of her.
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When I fell in love with Kalman, his older brother said, 'Take good care of her.
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His tender original ballad, "Take Good Care of Me," was the show's softest and sweetest point.
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"You take good care of me," he told graduating cadets at the Air Force Academy in June.
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"Your mother and I were too careless and didn't take good care of you," the letter said.
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You might notice you have trouble sleeping—but please take good care of yourself and your health.
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A battle-tested sergeant advised me: Take good care of us and we'll take care of you.
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He would have to take good care of this hole to make sure it didn't get infected.
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In closing the letter, he wrote: "Take good care of our city and of each other. Farewell."
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But the easy living on Earth won't stay that way unless we take good care of our planet.
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Ensuring you take good care of your own well being is integral to the health of your business.
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But consider the possibility additional incentive to take good care of yourself after a breakup — emotionally and physically.
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I run, meditate daily, "journal" as verb, perform acts of service, and take good care of my sobriety.
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The bartenders always take good care of us here, so we split the check and I tip extra generously.
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The Moon, in luxurious and sensual Earth sign Taurus, is encouraging you to take good care of your health.
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"It makes it so much easier for me to actually take good care of my children," said Ms. Haughton.
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Just before getting off the train, I handed it to her and said to take good care of it.
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I have thick, curly/wavy hair that I do not take good care of, so it's often dry and tragic.
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I try to take good care of my clothes, since I've spent a small fortune on them over the years.
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"You just have to take good care of your skin, which I do," she explained of her age-defying looks.
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"We encourage everyone, Irish or otherwise, to take good care of themselves and others," organizers posted on the group's website.
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I don't have kids yet, but I do want to be able to take good care of my family now.
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Although isn't your business predicated on people that are already probably going to take good care of themselves to start with?
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If you can really take good care of your hair that means you really know how to take care of yourself.
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The best thing you can do with all that stuff, considering you already bought it, is take good care of it.
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" She adds, "Life is amazing, you only get one, so take good care of it, and live it to the fullest.
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It's important to take good care of yourself—in no small part because stress takes a toll on your immune system.
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This helps me feel loved and needed, which helps me find my own particular ways to take good care of myself.
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I used to be worried about being judged for my shape or size, despite knowing that I take good care of myself.
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Plus, you'll get to learn how to take good care of your eyes through the provided eye and body health training videos.
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"After you've invested your time and money in finding the perfect pair, it's important to take good care of them," she says.
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He started to take good care of himself, eat healthier, and he was very happy that finally his music was picking up.
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I learned to accept and like my body, to take good care of it, acknowledging it as the instrument of my work.
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The other men were described as stereotypical "dads": they would work hard at their job and take good care of their kids.
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"We're going to take good care of CHIP," said Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), who with the late Democratic Sen.
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Dropbox has been excelling at file syncing since way back in 2007 and will take good care of your files in the cloud.
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It's an easy way for tenants to avoid bedbugs and mold, and for landlords to signal they take good care of their properties.
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For who among us doesn't find great comfort in witnessing the consumer-friendly aviation industry take good care of our most valuable possessions?
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Obama's Everywoman appeal, pledging to "take good care" of the kitchen garden she has planted at the White House, and speaking, as Mrs.
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Clinton promised to take good care of Obama's White House vegetable garden if she won and wistfully praised the athletic first lady's dancing skills.
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"So if I'm not feeling well or if I'm starting to get a little tired, I really take good care of myself, I rest."
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Ideally, the couple want their bonsais to be returned, but failing that they appealed to the thief to take good care of their miniatures.
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When Ferdy found himself alone with her, she would often ask how I was doing and tell him to take good care of me.
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I drive it every day and I park it on the street at night, but that doesn't mean I don't take good care of it.
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And one has to remember that a sourdough can live for generations as long as you take good care of it, which is pretty amazing.
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Suspecting the minocycline was to blame, they switched their patient to a different antibiotic regimen and instructed her to take good care of her oral hygiene.
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The HomePod's abysmal repairability score means you should probably take good care of it — unless you want to pay the hefty fees Apple is asking for.
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And if you're going to wear your hero items all the time (which you should!) it's vital you take good care of them so they last.
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I think most people just wake up every morning and that's how their hair is styled—although you do have to take good care of it.
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"We hear folks say that there's a fear of signing on a registry and believing that healthcare providers won't take good care of them," says Irving.
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"They feel that zoos respect the animals, take good care of them and let them be," said Kenney, a communication consultant for the anti-smoking "Truth" campaign.
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The best toothpaste you can buyNobody likes going to the dentist, but if you take good care of your teeth between visits, the cleaning will go easier.
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I'll end this cautionary tale with a cliché: Take good care of yourself and remember that playing with hot oil, sharp knives, and cutting machines never ends well.
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This is another toothpaste best used by those without acute issues like cavities, but rather by people who take good care of their teeth and simply have lifelong sensitivity.
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The bright colors of the propaganda posters, which have stirring socialist messages like "Let's take good care of the People's assets!" pop against the vivid blue, yellow, and orange walls.
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It is worth celebrating – and protecting – so that we may continue to take good care of those who have contributed so much to our communities and families throughout their lives.
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After hearing about or experiencing tragedies, it's also wise to take good care of ourselves — try to maintain our routines and get the right amounts of food, sleep and exercise.
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My friend told her he was transitioning off service and would be leaving for the night, but assured her that the next team would take good care of her mother.
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"This works great as long as you can be sure that you are properly identifying your friends, and that your friends also take good care of their accounts," he said.
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Nobody likes going to the dentist but if you take good care of your teeth between visits, cleaning sessions will go much easier — and that starts with brushing your teeth.
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Mr. Brady not only sent fellow members of Congress a best-of restaurant list; he even called some of the establishments and urged them to take good care of his colleagues.
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I don't want to speak for the Mongolian people, obviously, but it seems that they've awakened to the fact that they must continue to take good care of their natural resources.
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You can erase the graphite lines and redraw them, which means you can play with Papier Machine as many times as you want, as long as you take good care of it.
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"Take good care of the one you have so that when the time comes for an upgrade, you can trade that one in and you'll get something for it," Mr. Roth said.
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"WE WILL TAKE good care of the price of rice in the market," declares Uttama Savanayana, the leader of the Palang Pracharat party, to a sweating crowd of farmers in Thailand's north-east.
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Whether you're heading to work with a ton of gear in tow, or heading home in the wee hours of the night, this lean, mean, commuting machine will take good care of you.
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On Beauty "If you take good care of your hair, the color should last six weeks no problem," says the French hair colorist Christophe Robin, who's opening a new salon in Paris soon.
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"If we don't take good care of our children's health, trying to implement these healthy lifestyle factors in adulthood will be extremely difficult and the yield will be a lot lower," she said.
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Bobby Vee, who became a teenage idol in the early 22015s with infectious hits like "Take Good Care of My Baby" and "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," died on Monday in Rogers, Minn.
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Similarly, Arie goes to great lengths to assure Tia's dad Kenny Booth he will take good care of his "little girl," which is a phrase that's actually used about yet another 26-year-old woman.
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We know that whenever you're done, a lot of us tend to go broke or don't take good care of our money and I feel like it's because we don't educate ourselves while we're here.
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As soon as teeth start popping up, it&aposs time to get started on oral hygiene because if you don&apost take good care of your baby&aposs teeth, they can get severe tooth decay.
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Indeed, the best way that a nation can honor those who died is to take good care of those who are still alive — many of whom struggle with inadequate resources following the transition to civilian life.
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He went on to place 38 singles in the Billboard Hot 100 from 1959 to 19503, notably "Take Good Care of My Baby," written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin, which reached No. 1 in 1961.
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I tell them that doing well in school is the baseline, and that you have to take good care of yourself and make sure that you're an interesting person, because that helps you as a leader.
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"The Danes have said that it is more important to take good care of our welfare, rather than to get tax cuts," Social Democrat spokesman Nicolai Wammen said, alluding to the government's plans to cut taxes next year.
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Some wear and tear (both physical and digital) is inevitable along the way, but if you take good care of your machine you can keep it running smoothly for longer—just like a well-maintained car or bicycle.
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Rather than running them into the ground and replacing them as you would with a pair of Converse, the premise here is that you buy one pair, take good care of them, and they'll last a really long time.
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"Long or short, healthy hair styled straight and sleek will really show off the healthy condition of the hair and display the absolute vibrancy of the yellow color," Hilton says, but it pays to take good care of it.
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" A year after "Rubber Ball" broke him on a nationwide level, Vee had his best stretch of success, with the singles "Take Good Care of My Baby" (three weeks at No. 1) … … and the No. 503 hit "Run to Him.
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The drunk is still snoring, so she kisses her baby goodbye, asks Gran to take good care of him, heaves the drunk over her shoulder, grabs up the gin bottle, and staggers away, the dashboard binging and bonging louder than ever.
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"We can accomplish a lot in the office with a laser treatment like the Fraxel, but if you don't go home and take good care of your skin, the problem that you're fixing can come back pretty quickly," she warns.
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Rather than design policies and procedures to take good care of patients, companies spend money on things like gym memberships that attract the relatively healthy while eliminating the top hospitals and specialists that attract people who need expensive medical care.
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Without forcing oneself to adhere to a procedure that one knows should, theoretically, be occurring, how does anyone's train of thought ever, voluntarily, go from 'this was a nice conversation, and you take good care of yourself' to 'let's get naked together'?
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There are many knife-buying guides online, and this video from Epicurious likely has answers to many of your questions: Chef's knives, because of their versatility and longevity (assuming you take good care of it, of course) can be a worthy investment.
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Bobby Vee, the '60s pop idol who sang "Take Good Care of my Baby" and rose to fame after filling in onstage following the plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson, has died, the Associated Press reports.
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"About 2 years ago my father, who is in great shape at the age of 78 and really does take good care of himself, had a massive heart attack, with no warning at all, while he was swimming at the gym one morning," she says.
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He wrote fairly extensively on his training for The Saint and his use of combat skills off screen in the 1966 publication The Roger Moore Adventure Book: It's a good thing to know how to take good care of yourself - on, and off, the screen.
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They're some of the dumbest, corniest songs in the catalog (anyone remember "Take Good Care of Your Feet"?), including many goofy covers, and they're all chopped off, sped up and rearranged so as to leave no doubt about which artist is in charge: Ms. Tharp.
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"We need to take good care of Poland, Poland's future and faith, because they want to whip it away from us," the priest told a crowd of supporters, some of whom huddled outside under stone arches of the church he built three years ago.
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"Our husbands want us to stay home, but if you want to take good care of your children you have to be educated," said Issahk, who dreams of becoming a doctor, bouncing her six-month-old on her knee in a sparse concrete school building.
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You're more likely to get black hairy tongue if you smoke; drink a lot of coffee, tea, or alcohol; don't take good care of your oral health; or are on antibiotics (which can change the normal bacteria or yeast balance in your mouth, the Mayo Clinic explains).
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Normally, lash extensions can last up to six weeks if you take good care of them, but because I'm such a perfectionist, I wanted them off altogether once they started to fall out and removed them once I got home to the UK, after about two weeks.
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"When we put our children on the school bus in the morning, the idea is that we have placed our kids in the safekeeping of someone who is going to take good care of them," Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman said Tuesday at a press conference.
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She inspected my skin, agreed I had lots of clogged pores and milia (small skin-colored bumps that develop when skin flakes become trapped under the surface of the skin, that I cannot get rid of no matter what I do) and promised to take good care of me.
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In fact, one of the things that we're hoping the Veteran's Administration might do is when a veteran comes in for an appointment to have a wellness check for the caregiver, because many of them are so involved in providing all of these services that they don't take good care of themselves.
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"While I trust that Microsoft plans to take good care of the GitHub product itself, I am worried about what ways they may try to monentize all the data they now have about how developers work and relate to each other, how software projects are built and maintained," explains Kyle Simpson, JavaScript author and trainer.
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Randy Newman, in his indelible song "Kingfish," gets at some of his folksy, if authoritarian, appeal: Everybody gather 'roundLoosen up your suspendersHunker down on the groundI'm a crackerAnd you are tooBut don't I take good care of you "All the King's Men" is a powerfully bleak novel; many lives are ruined over the course of it.
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Once your Google account is gone, you're going to get booted from all Google services that need a login, including Chrome OS.Remember to take good care of your data while it's being transferred somewhere new—you don't want your entire digital existence to get wiped if your laptop gets stolen or lost while you're switching from Google services to the alternatives.
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Best mouthwash overall: Listerine Cool Mint Antiseptic MouthwashBest mouthwash for fresh breath: Crest Scope Outlast MouthwashBest gentle mouthwash: CloSYS Gentle Mint MouthwashBest natural mouthwash: Uncle Harry's Natural Products Miracle MouthwashBest fluoride mouthwash: ACT Anticavity Flouride Rinse MouthwashThe best toothpaste you can buyNobody likes going to the dentist, but if you take good care of your teeth between visits, the cleaning will go easier.
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"Wise Guy," a Stratofortress brought to Barksdale Air Force Bease in Louisiana to be refurbished, had a note scribbled in its cockpit, calling the aircraft, "a cold warrior that stood sentinel over America from the darkest days of the Cold War to the global fight against terror" and instructing the AMARG to "take good care of her … until we need her again."
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Best manual toothbrush overall: Oral-B Pro-Health All-in-One Soft Bristle ToothbrushBest charcoal toothbrush: Primal Life Organic Charcoal Infused Bamboo ToothbrushBest disposable toothbrush: SmileMakers Pre-Pasted Disposable ToothbrushesBest low-cost manual toothbrush: Colgate Premier Extra Clean ToothbrushesBest toothbrush for toddlers: Fridababy SmileFrida Toddler ToothbrushThe best toothpaste you can buyNobody likes going to the dentist, but if you take good care of your teeth between visits, the cleaning will go easier.
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