Sentences with phrase «thoughts of the long winter»

Thoughts of the long winter are long - gone as we continue to make our way toward mid-summer.

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It's been a long time since I first thought of making curry ice cream, and I finally got around to it this winter.

I just think with a little over 3 weeks left of official winter, I'm looking forward to spring backcountry skiing, longer days, and hopefully some big ass spring storms to replenish that high country snowpack.

When I think about winter, I remember riding my bike in the snow, I think about glittering lights in the streets of Belgium, I see the warm mist of my breath in the air, I long for the holiday markets in Europe where clove and orange captivate the senses, and I think about Christmas Cake, which is all much more than a cake to begin with.

«After a long winter and a brutal early spring the sun is out and thoughts of spring are in the air, so naturally golfers want to get out and work on their games.

It's thought to be an evolved mechanism that allowed humankind to stay (relatively) healthy and functioning in times of famine or during long northern winters that were inhospitable to growing carbs (ie: fruits, vegetables, and grains).

Also, I think your outfits just prove that you are the queen of winter fashion - I especially like the long camel coat

This cable knit infinity scarf will make a great holiday gift, and gifting a winter scarf delivers warm thoughts of appreciation long after the gift is given. . .

While they certainly look lovely on the kids in this image, I can't help but think how becoming and beautiful these winter wear styles would look on us bigger gals, too, and will definitely be using each of these delightful hat sets as inspiration for my continuing quest for more cold weather accessories to keep me snug as a bug in a rug all season long.

So sorry to hear of your loss, but I do think I remember Lands» End having dark (not flashy) long sleeved dresses, and they should be on winter sale now!

Denim or as the French like to say serge de Nîmes (Fabric from Nimes) has been around a heck of a long time and recently has found its way back into my heart.Sitting down I think of how I can articulate my feelings to paper and as I slowly mouth the word Denim my imagination arrives at the destination, a timeless 90s fashion gallery.Carefully I sift my way through the many images that I will use.From inspiration will come aspiration.The effort will afford me the greatest pleasure whilst creating my Denim look for the winter of 2017.

Even though many of us are stuck in the dead of winter right now, it won't be long before we start thinking about transitioning our wardrobes to spring.

I think we've all had a pretty long, tumultuous winter so to speak, but I'm sure all you East Coasters that have been battling less than friendly weather for months on end definitely get that burst of energy once the clouds part for the winter and that spring sun starts shining through!

In the meantime - and certainly long after if I don't end up taking the plunge - I can't help but think of the many amazing looks (from long wool winter dresses to being slipped beneath the hems of a pair of classic wide - legged, high - waisted trousers) that these terrifically pretty old - fashioned styled boots would go with.

Long, black dresses aren't typically everybody's idea of the perfect summer dress, yet winter can seem so cold and fierce that the idea of wearing a dress in winter time is enough to freeze your thoughts!

At the end of winter I promise myself that the following year I'll stock up on more long sleeve tops, but its one of those items I keep thinking I can do without.

But we can't think of a more perfect winter sugar getaway than a long weekend ski trip.

The novel is divided into four parts: Disappearance, The Fields of Heaven, The Winter Partners, and The Sickness of Long Thinking.

Do you dread the thought of spending yet another winter vacation standing in long lines at a ski resort?

Thinking and booking about a year out is a solid family travel strategy year - round, but it is even more important during the winter, when the popular holiday dates are much more compressed than they are during the long months of summer.

I think most people at this time of year are tired of this particularly long and hard winter and are pining for spring to finally arrive.

[Response: I don't think you are asking the right question, and certainly an answer to that question would not do anything much to address the tendency of certain parties to extrapolate from one or two winters to a long term trend.

Do you have similar thoughts on talk of «the end of snow» by winter Olympians and others (including in an opinion piece in last Sunday's Sunday Review in The New York Times), who point to the spring snow trend but ignore the long - term trends in winter snow cover?

By the 2100 humankind could be looking at a very different world, 7 metres more water apparantly, a slowdown of the worlds thermohaline system which could plunge northern europe into some canada style winters, a major realignment of the planets hydrological cycle which would mean drought and monsoons where none exist now perhaps, the disapperance of the Amazon rainforest, more extreme el ninos that last a lot longer along with the sister efect (la nina I think.

With a long history of coal mining and heavy industry and the aforementioned winter gloom, Germany is not the country you'd naturally think of as a solar power.

Do you think you can convince me that we aren't in a interglacial period that is getting a bit long in tooth, that the Milankovitch cycle that helps the glaciers grow by making northern hemisphere winters warmer and summers cooler isn't moving in the direction favorable to glaciation, and that the next once - per - thousand year volcanic eruption won't happen in this century, and it won't be the straw that breaks the camel's back by lowering the earth's temperature a couple degrees for a few years to mark the end of the Holocene?

Sea levels are rising (ask the Mayor of Miami who has spent tax monies to raise road levels), we've had 15 of the hottest years eve measured, more precipitation is coming down in heavy doses (think Houston), we're seeing more floods and drought than ever before (consistent with predictions), the oceans are measuring warmer, lake ice in North America is thawing sooner (where it happens in northern states and Canada), most glaciers are shrinking, early spring snowpacks out west have declined since the 1950's, growing seasons are longer throughout the plains, bird wintering ranges have moved north, leaf and bloom dates recorded by Thoreau in Walden have shifted in that area, insect populations that used to have one egg - larva - adult cycle in the summer now have two, the list goes on and on.

No matter what kind of vehicle you drive, you should start thinking about winter weather long before the first snowflakes start to fall.

We are anticipating the beginning of a long winter when we have to stay in dock, so we thought this might be one of our last trips of the season.

As many of us around the country desperately cling to the hope that spring will come sometime this year, we can also stop to think how the long, harsh winter may affect property conditions.

Homeowners should «sit down and think about what some of the challenges from last winter were and try to stay ahead of those this year,» advises Dave Palmer of Palmer Brothers hardware in River Edge, N.J. «A little planning goes a long way, and it can save you money in the long run.

That is something we think about in the process of fall nesting — we need our homes to be comfortable and pretty because we are going to be hanging out in them all winter long!

they are so crisp and clean... ahhh stripes make me think of summer... It is winter, so I long for summer... I bet I'll be nostalgic for cozy plaids come the crisp summer stripe season....

We can think of lots of idea for leftover pumpkins after Halloween, from recipes to decor, that'll keep them around long after fall has turned to winter.

I love the light and elegant feel of the berry wreath pillow and think it would look pretty all winter long!