Sentences with phrase «spend summer days»

I'm on maternity leave so I'm looking forward to actually being able to spend the summer days with my family instead of being at work all day.

I would spend my summer days roaming around that beautiful front garden and playing tag with my kids in it.

With exams over, and summer already here, it's time to start thinking about how to spend those summer days ahead.

A resort style pool is right there in the community, so you can spend summer days with style — lying by the pool, reading a magazine and relaxing.

A resort style pool is right there in the community, so you can spend summer days with style — lying by the pool, reading a magazine and relaxing.

It allows a guy to look polished in our kind of crazy summer weather without having to wear a stuffy suit or long - sleeved shirt and spend their summer days in an uncomfortably sweaty state.

Looks like a great space to spend summer days.

Last fall we moved to a home that backs up to a bike path, and I expected to spend our summer days exploring the woods on our bikes.

Many children spend summer days playing outside with friends, swimming, riding bikes, running, etc..

My brothers and cousins and I used to spend Summer days pitching ourselves off of my grandfathers boating dock into the (jellyfish strewn) Chesapeake bay water.

The crafting is always fantastic, and I feel good knowing that Zoe is spending her summer days involved in fun, engaging, meaningful activities.»

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Remember spending every summer day outside when you were a kid, playing with all kinds of fun toys?

Sounds like a great way to spend a summer day.

This looks like a great way to spend a summer day!

She spends her summer days...

I lived with a host family and we spent some summer days exactly like this in Arcachon.

Dress up the four friends who are spending a summer day together on the beach, choose a style and color HuniePop is a unique sim experience for PC, Mac and Linux.

What a phenomenal way to spend a summer day!

If you spent summer days off from middle school playing classic PC shooters instead of developing a tan and social skills, you've got a friend in him.

Cities emptied in summers â $ ¦ Houses and office buildings were designed to enhance natural cooling, and people spent summer days and evenings on porches or fire escapes.

It will be very sad, but the whole family has so many wonderful memories of spending summer days there.

Not exact matches

Of course, that's just what this most private and most public of men does, spending Washington's warm evenings as A.M. Juster and Washington's hot summer days as Michael J. Astrue.

So I spent a few days in Newport, R.I. this summer.

While most Americans spend their Labor Day weekend savoring the last moments of summer vacation, political scientists are normally hard at work at their annual association meeting, held this year in Seattle.

I spent a summer in the 1950s working on the railroad by day and reading Sartre and Marx by night.

The other day, we were taking a walk on the beach and recollecting our many summers spent on the Black Sea shore.

Pimento cheese will forever remind me of hot summer days spent swimming at my grandparents» house as a kid.

And whether it's a summer day spent barbecuing in the backyard or a family vacation by the beach, my parents always come equipped to whip anyone up one of these salt - rimmed delights in minutes.

I would also like to see a nice stock of meals in the freezer for the lazy summer days ahead so I can spend less time in the kitchen (except for all the canning I am planning and hoping for) and more time hanging out with the kiddos.

A few summers back I got my very own private jam - making session with my grandma, we spent the day preparing homemade plum jam and I came home with a several jars of jam to enjoy.

This summer I spent five glorious days in Naples and Ischia, and I want to share the gluten free joy with you.

We are having an extended Indian summer in Sydney this year, yesterday we spent the day at Bondi Beach to soak up the last rays of the east coast sunshine.

This sherbet is so refreshing and sweet and would be the perfect accompaniment to a summer day spent poolside.

It's Summer here in Australia and you know what that means — long days spent at the beach (followed by a slathering of aloe vera on all those burns!)

We used to spend a few weeks each summer on Cape Cod, where at the end of a long, hot beach day, we faced our most difficult decision: where to get ice cream that night (ice cream every night is a necessity on vacation).

I shall sip and I shall count my days left here in Edinburg, because next year I along with my kids will spend our summer hours picking blackberries.

I made the same mistake earlier this year when I picked up an entire flat of strawberries on a whim... I ended up spending the next two days making strawberry jam and strawberry shrub and strawberry liqueur and frozen strawberry puree, and by the end I was pretty much okay with not looking at another strawberry for the rest of the summer.

This summer, while spending his days on the golf course followed by swimming at the pool at our nearby country club, Ben developed a love for Caesar salads.

Many of you probably already know that we sent our kids to day camp this summer - they are super high energy, both, and they love to be able to blow off steam and spend time with their friends.

The long, lazing days of summer are winding down and the time spent soaking in blankets of sun, lounging by a crackling campfire and eating outdoors are coming to a sad but familiar end.

I was starting to develop this fantasy / nightmare in which I never found a summer job and spent every day inside, in the kitchen, baking.

I used to spend my childhood summers in a foodcar, selling smoked makrill and shrimps, those were the days...!

After all, the 25th is usually far enough into the summer season that you can almost be guaranteed a hot, sunny day to spend cooking and eating outdoors.

Summer food: because you can't actually spend 12 hours a day loitering in air - conditioned coffee shops.

But this warmer weather is a gentle reminder that summer isn't far behind, and that means it'll be long days spent in swimsuits and shorts.

I got Dorie Greenspan's Baking Chez Moi for my birthday this summer and spent about three days straight reading it from cover to cover.

It's been slow on the blog since we've been away many days of summer and spent the last few weeks traveling in Vancouver and Alaska.

Ahhh, summer, where the days are longer and hotter, the evenings are spent outdoors, and best of all, the BBQ!

Come spring and summer, the abundance of in - season - for - a-limited-time-only fruit, combined with beautiful days that ought to be spent outdoors rather than slaving away over a hot oven, curtails my cream pie - making.