Sentences with phrase «morning lovely friends»
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All this fall weather talk has me thinking about my ideal fall morning - which would consist of sleeping in till the sun shines through the window, making some french press coffee with pumpkin spice, whipping a batch of these french toast muffins, and enjoying a lovely breakfast with friends or family - all while still in my comfy pjs and slippers.
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My friend and I made a cake for a baby shower a few weeks back and the next morning (the day of the shower) she came downstairs to find very small handprints and holes throughout the lovely glazed cake.
Early the following morning I rolled off my friend Tammy's (that's her in the lovely furry vest) couch, threw on a crumpled shirt and some lipstick and went to what I thought was a radio interview.
It was always lovely to pick him up from there and see him chilling out in the shade after a busy morning with his new friends.
We enjoyed a lovely dinner at Maggiano's, brunch with friends the next morning, a massage and a trip to buy nursing bras in the afternoon.
Then this morning we had a wonderful service at church, and this afternoon, a cream tea in the garden with our lovely daughter and son in law with Susie and her friend and little one.
In the morning I went to work, as I am working full time in a boutique for 2 weeks and then had a lovely coffee date with some friends.
Good morning lovelies, as you may know your fashion blogger friend hasn't been in a great mood lately.
Friday morning my friend Andrea and I went for a lovely hike on the Red Rocks Trail.
I am back from a lovely morning at the mall with my shopping and vintage treasure hunting friend Michelle, we had such fun, I was amazingly restrained and good, umm her not so much, even though I did keep saying «do you...
I am back from a lovely morning at the mall with my shopping and vintage treasure hunting friend Michelle, we had such fun, I was amazingly restrained and good, umm her not so much, even though I did keep saying «do you really need that» hahaha retail therapy is good is it not?
Just so happened I had two opportunities to have lovely teas with a lady in our church this morning and with my mum and an English friend of hers (Mrs. Nick) who has the whole english accent and all.