Sentences with phrase «day after reading this post»

I also started a 1200 mg calcium supplement each day after reading this post.

If you're excited about the importance of eating breakfast every day after reading this post, here is a fantastic recipe to help get you started!

As an aside note, just a few days after reading your post, I was on a plane crossing the Atlantic and saw some pretty cool shallow clouds.

Not exact matches

It said 2 - 3 days... but after reading the posts above, it appears you can only have one currency in your wallet at a time.

I wanted to thank you for your initiative that you have taken to teach all of us all about investing, Safal Niveshak is a very good initiative and not to forget that you are providing us all this awesome post day after day week after week at no extra cost and without any advertisement, Frankly I would not mind if you put some ads on your blog I would be more than happy to read your blog even with adds.

I do believe you are young, full of yourself and find that you never to read back through the posts on this site for people's responses that were sent to you days after you posted.

2: Because people still read posts days after they were posted.

After reading one of Chris» «big game day» posts, I found out the actual word for the «big game» is trademarked and pretty much anyone that uses it while not directly sponsoring «the big game» can be sued.

I've asked for info to sign up on the first day, right after reading your post and, up until Saturday, did not have any feedback yet.

I made this just the other day after reading a recent post where you used this dressing to dress a salad — it is fantastic!

@arsenalman365 I'm so with you after reading about 10 - 15 posts these last few days.

Yours is on my list of favorites, and it's serendipitous that I should read this a day after posting a very similar kind of post on my own blog.

It was odd timing, coming just days after I read Monique Honaman's provocative post in the Huffington Post, I Just Wish He Would Have an Affair, in which she details how many wives have confided in her that they just don't want to be married anympost in the Huffington Post, I Just Wish He Would Have an Affair, in which she details how many wives have confided in her that they just don't want to be married anymPost, I Just Wish He Would Have an Affair, in which she details how many wives have confided in her that they just don't want to be married anymore:

I love posts like these because, even after reading Unconditional Parenting or Playful Parenting or whatever, it's hard to condense what I've learned from those books into something I can try to implement in my day to day parenting.

I love your blog, but I almost canceled my RSS feed after I read this post - and I've taken days before being able to respond thoughtfully.

Those who regularly read my monthly Parenting After Loss blogs know that Darrell and I have spent the last 12 weeks undergoing fertility treatment to try to grow our family; we transferred our second frozen embryo just two days before last month's post went live.

Still, after reading No Impact Man's post on cloth diapers, I wonder if I should just hand wash my son's one diaper a day.

Rest assured that opponents, and any good reporters following you, will have that post long after you've deleted it — if you want proof, just read a newspaper from any day during the 2008 Federal election.

After reading a spiritual devotional in the morning and getting my dose of the noumenal, your posts are next to set my day just right.

I don't really care about my weight now but I do want to lose my body fat to about 20 % (I am about 25 - 27 % now) So, after reading your posts, I am thinking my weekly plan as blow: Day 1 Power walking 1 hr + glute resistant training Day 2 Running 40 minutes (I always try to aim 5K) + arm resistant training Day 3 Power walking 1 hr + glute resistant training Day 4 Running 40 minutes + arm resistant training Day 5 Power walking 1 hr + HIIT Day 6 Power Yoga Day 7 Rest Do you think doing this can help me get rid of my inner thigh, lower belly and armpit fat?

Popular times include 1) at ovulation, which occurs almost precisely smack in the middle of the cycle, two weeks after the first day of bleeding (read about how to pinpoint ovulation in this post), 2) the few days before a period, and 3) at the start of a woman's period.

I started the keto diet 2 days back after i read ur posts.

If not, please point me to another page on the site where I should post the following issues; I'm now on Day 12 of the TWT, and have thus far stuck very closely to the recommended list of foods after reading this page fairly thoroughly.

I thought it was because my eating days were calorically lower than they'd been the first time around, but after reading your post, I think my body is resisting.

I've received a * lot * of questions over the past few days after several major news outlets posted surprising news: The cause of PCOS has finally... Read Post

Although that day was very hot and humid, which could partly explain the early cramps (I never experienced serious cramps before, only once when I ran 32 km the first time), after reading your posts on aerobic base training, I think that one of the main reasons could be my weak aerobic base.

After five days of back to back designer shows, presentations and parties, London Fashion Week has come to an end (see my previous posts about... Read More

Oh Angie — I have just woken up too early with despair over what to wear today after travelling for work for 4 days, and straight into a couple of back to back 12 hour days... what a lovely treat and inspiration to read your post with my coffee this morning!

If you missed my post about them from Tuesday, read it here because oh my goodness, there is nothing better after a busy day of running errands in the heat!

I remember reading other blogs (blogs that are HUGE now) and wishing that one day I could be that brave... that one day, I could stop caring what others thought and take the risk to go after my dreams (I talk about this in my very first post).

I posted this picture on instagram a couple days ago and after reading through all your comments I couldn't help but feel the love.

Or, at least table the reading of this post and wait until after Father's Day to open this particular page back up.

Update: A day after putting up this post, while doing more reading about the publishing industry, I ran across another dirt - dishing voice with a similar (but different) last name: Daniel Menaker, who is a «a former Executive Editor - in - Chief of Random House» and «fiction editor for The New Yorker.»

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You don't post your favourite secret trashy books that you read after a long day at work.

I checked out an issue of The Washington Post and, while it's far too hard to read zoomed out, I appreciated getting to see the current day's articles after clicking them from a view of the full newspaper.

I get sick of hearing about all the big time hardware specs on these devices and then read post after post suggesting that you turn off EVERYTHING to get it to last through the day.

Even though that pen name is fairly neglected these days, you can go back to 2014 and read the posts I wrote at the time when I launched it, where I anonymously started a new name to write science fiction romance: reporting in after one month and reporting in after 10 weeks.

I wanted to thank you for your initiative that you have taken to teach all of us all about investing, Safal Niveshak is a very good initiative and not to forget that you are providing us all this awesome post day after day week after week at no extra cost and without any advertisement, Frankly I would not mind if you put some ads on your blog I would be more than happy to read your blog even with adds.

Inhave been feeding him Chicken & Rice for 3 days, and after reading your post, I am going to add pumpkin and yogurt into the mix today.

It may have been a coincidence that my Gracie died just 9 days after starting BB, but after reading some of the other posts, it does make me wonder.

And now, after reading (and recommending) your great blog post about how to organize your busy blogging life, I'm twice as apologetic about getting all this info to you a day late because I misread your email.

I was in Grand Rapids, MI in August, 2006 when they shattered the all - time high temperature record by 5 degrees and posted 109 degrees for two straight days, I was in Chicago during that same heatwave when it was still 101 at Midnight and the fire department was having to evacuate elderly high rises after a major power failure, and I was here in Denver when we set an all - time record high twice in 3 days in June, 2012 with a 106 followed by a 108 reading, which was 5 degrees hotter than the previous record high before 2012 too.

Because after reading this horror story, Spam filter costs lawyers their day in court (Washington Post, 7/13/07), I've realized that not even my beloved e-filing systems are impervious to error.

Great post Nick — will definitely be back to read some more; — RRB - Needed some entertainment after a rubbish day today and that was just the ticket.

I had signed up for a 3 day seminar with flipping formula, but after reading through some posts on here I have decided against it.

Her comment read: «After reading this post last night, I thought about your counter top decision and your style all day.

I've never read one of Mary Kay's books but after reading her post the other day and hearing about the new book I'm very interested!!

this is so nice to read, especially after taking 4 days (stressing out the whole time) to get my mantle post accomplished... the things I get myself worked up about... it's just silly.

I am reading this many days after you posted because I too feel much of the same exhaustion.