Sentences with phrase «at my mom when»

Never again will I laugh at my mom when she tells me all butters aren't created equal.

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Your mother may have warned you not to walk and chew gum at the same time, but when Schaefer compared the performance of both children and young adults on a standard test of working memory when they were sitting with when they were walking, her results contradicted mom's advice.

«You learn a heck of a lot when you talk to people not in a formal setting, not in a roundtable discussion, not in a town hall meeting, but just when moms and dads are shopping at a grocery store,» she says.

While there are good reasons to worry about combining kids and creative work in the modern world — kids are indeed expensive and bosses demonstrably discriminate against mothers - there's at least good news for creative moms when it comes to the last question.

My mom was Italian, and she had been a little hippie vegan at a time when no one was vegan, so I grew up drinking almond milk and rice milk and eating my mom's homemade cashew cream sauce.

What do you do when you're sick of following your mom around at the grocery store, schlepping her grocery cart up and down, aisle after aisle, week after week?

Mom had a great idea when she set out your clothes before school at night.

Mom and Dad are responsible for working at times so she's learned to have fun with me when you're not available and have fun with you when I can't be there.

This marks a modest increase since 1999, when 23 % of moms were home with their children, but a long - term decline of about 20 percentage points since the late 1960s when about half of moms were at home.

And it's the season when stay - at - home moms and dads find a few extra hours during the day.

I thought when I started this that we'd have two great sources of freelance writers to help do that writing: stay - at - home moms and recent grads.

However, when adjusted for inflation using the BEA's PCE Price Index, Real Personal Income (excluding Transfer Receipts) MoM was at 0.22 %.

While I believe markets are efficient when it comes to stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities and reflect all known information at the time, in the case of bitcoin, and a few other instances like the ONLY stock I've bought in over a year (now up big), when I start to see the mainstream media reporting on something, google search volume through the roof (chart below) and lastly, when your mom asks about it — it may be signaling mainstream acceptance and further expansion of a major bubble.

And when you look at the way those young people are mobilizing, you look at the way some of these gun organizations are raising money, and they're mobilizing now, if this is a front center issue for suburban moms in this coming enough, it will change.

What I didn't know until it was too late was that when you're homeschooled, you basically become amazing at whatever your mom is good at.

I am pretty sure when they revamped back in the day to a oil heating system at my mom's home church, that was a big modern step for them from the wood burning stoves.

But when my mom and him would sing together down at the family restaurant, there wasn't a bigger star in the world to me.

Then, after church one Sunday, when the whole church went to the fellowship hall for lunch, she started yelling at my mom!

When I got home my mom and sister were at the dining - room table and my mom said How was school?

In the Planned Parenthood timeline, Whedon shows us the mom only when she helps her daughter unload the car at the start of college — she has no place, positive or negative, in her daughter's sexual choices.

Your not the stupidest person alive, your mom is when she gave birth to you in a toilet at Arby's.

So I was a little surprised a couple of weeks ago when Mom volunteered to come to Kentucky with me to attend The W Conference at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Malakai gets along great with other children, but when I try to strike up a conversation with the corresponding mom, it's like I'm looked at like some kind of oddity.

At all of six years old, I turned to Mom one Sunday and told her that when I grew up, I would cook pot roast every Sunday and have her over for dinner.

And so when I'm at a progressive / liberal Christian conference and people start bashing evangelicals as closed - minded and exclusive, I pipe up and say, «Hey, that's my mom and dad you're talking about.»

I am a good father, I think, but when I look at the ways my boys revere their mom, I get kinda frustrated.

If I have any vision at all for them it is to be there when they need me and provide a Mom who can give sane counsel for their journey.

One afternoon, when I was about four, I came into the kitchen to find mom sitting immobile at the table, in the grip of what she would later describe as «a black cloud, a satanic fog.»

When asked about it, Piper said, «I personally think that it would have been better for [Palin] to stay at home with her disabled child — both for the good of the family and as a model for moms.

When I was a child, honoring my mom meant obeying her (e.g., I would keep my shoes on at all times to avoid the life - threatening bite of the deadly fire ant).

It always moves me when I'm standing at my keyboard and watching someone who I know is struggling — like a single mom who can barely make ends meet and is constantly getting grief from her teenage sons — just pour herself out in worship with a beautiful smile on her face.

When your social life consists of learning math in a church classroom once a week and helping your mom pick up wholesale groceries at Sam's Club, you cling to church social outings like velcro.

She told SI: «At that time in your life, when you're in college, you don't feel comfortable talking to your mom.

When I am not up to my ears in laundry, dishes, and creating for Celebrating Family, you will also find me at East Valley Mom Guide.

My mom gave me this wonderful book as a gift when I decided to go to college at a Jesuit university.

I was taken back to my childhood when I looked at the very first picture on your post, that is the same kind of bowl that my mom had and we used it for baking banana bread and lots of other things.

When I was growing up my Mom would make the best cranberry apricot bread at Christmas that also had orange juice and crystallized ginger in it.

My mom used to work at A&W when I was a little girl.

Here's why: when you're a mom, the drive - through at Starbucks is sanctuary.

One day when I was there giving her mom some cooking tips, she was sitting at the table eating Strawberry Milkshake Whoppers.

I'm still over on the east coast, hanging out with my mom, cooking and eating and relaxing, and running at an old park that I totally undervalued when I lived here.

My bread memory would have to be this raisin bread my mom used to buy us when we were little from this bakery at the local farmer's market.

Oh, we were so sad when we had to cancel the New York cookbook launch event on October 30th, but we're delighted that we've been able to reschedule it so quickly: tomorrow (Saturday, 11/10) at the Williams - Sonoma at 59th Street & Lexington (across town from the Columbus Circle store, where the initial event was scheduled) at 3 p.m. I will demo my Mom's Apple Cake from the book and site, there will be time for Q&A and I will sign books.

So what's a mom do do when searching through the cabinets, I spy the peanut butter just sitting at the front of the shelf?

I was completely surprised when, at graduation, College Mom handed me a gift.

Those people are my family, who, back when my grandma was still active and in the mood for cooking, would gather up at her house after she, my mom and aunt had spent 3 full days cooking for the holidays.

When I was in high school, my mom would get mad at me when I said I didn't like 2/14, because I was apparently committing some sort of heresy by denouncing the Feast of Saint ValentWhen I was in high school, my mom would get mad at me when I said I didn't like 2/14, because I was apparently committing some sort of heresy by denouncing the Feast of Saint Valentwhen I said I didn't like 2/14, because I was apparently committing some sort of heresy by denouncing the Feast of Saint Valentine.

I could not have helped them at the time (20 years ago or so) when they were alive but now that I have had my own journey with gestational diabetes and such a strong history of it in my family I can help myself, my family and my mom, who was also diagnosed with diabetes 2 years ago.

Personally, I don't think that stay at home moms (or anyone else, for that matter) should be shoveling when the thermometer's broken and the 2 or 3 that ought to be in front of the 5 is missing.

I know real «mom food» when I see it and the meals that are served out of cast iron skillets up at The Ranch House at Brasada Ranch rival any down to -LSB-...]