Sentences with phrase «do with kids after»

These Easter eggs with googly eyes from Tallys Treasury will make a great project to do with the kids after school.

Not exact matches

Four years after Paul Newman and Robert Redford became one of the most memorable screen duos in history with «Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,» the two do it again with this «perfect con» movie.

Recently, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg caused a stir after revealing in a video interview that she leaves work every day at 5:30 p.m. to have dinner with her family — and she'd been doing it since she had kids, even when she worked for Google.

After attempting this experiment for a month and failing many times (what would YOU have done at the grocery checkout with four kids and a full cart only to realize you forgot cash??)

With the average commute time of nearly an hour each day on top of the eight or more hours spent on location, as well as other necessities outside of work hours of looking after kids, housework, maintenance of vehicles, etc., people simply don't have enough time and energy to exercise and sleep regularly, give their best to their personal relationships, or relax and have fun — that is, until Saturday mercifully arrives.

A trained deputy didn't enter Marjory Stoneman Douglas High after the shooting began... and we expect kids armed with rocks to confront shooters?

After recently mentioning that I would consider an investment in the Vanguard Wellington Fund if I wanted to create wealth in such a way that I did not have to spend much time thinking about investments or intended to pass the ownership stake on to someone that did not have much knowledge about investing (i.e. if you wanted to turn your children into trust fund babies in a way that they could not ruin it, you'd want to set up a restricted trust that only permitted the kids to receive the interest and dividend income generated by the fund, perhaps with the instruction that the assets transfer into an S&P 500 index fund if the Wellington Fund were to ever cease to exist).

It is tough cause a lot of kids initially do not appreciate my being there (as with any other TBS worker) but they learn to accept support and help... I had one 8 year old cuss at me the very first day and telling me to shut up... after 6 months..

She was actually named after yeast FUNGUS and a plant; Again, I need to do more research, but in order to take a article seriously, you need to address the source first This woman, as educated as she MAY be, (having a degree, and knowing how to use it are two different things) spent her earliest, most developmentally crucial years under the direction of at least one parent who thought NOTHING of saddling their kid with this name.

It was 10 yeas ago this month I bailed on my CLB («Church I Left Behind») after my «pastor» followed me home from church with his wife and kids in the van so he could blow a gasket it in my driveway yelling at me until my wife (doing shiftwork) woke up.

All the derange guy did is to slash the young kid but everyone including the other kids are running after the derange guy with a broom.

I am not sure it is about being strong — many codependents are very strong for a very long time, coping with an addict and covering up for them and managing them and all the emotional stuff that goes with it, alongside doing jobs and looking after kids as effectively a single parent.

Like a husband and wife after two decades and with the kids now out the door, we think, «We don't share much anymore.»

This is less to do with immigration to the UK, which is extremely stringent, than it does to do with the fact that Muslims name their kids after a single person, as often as devout Christians named their kids after a whole host of saints.

You die and in your Will, that you had made before you passed away, you felt your estate shall go to the community center... Do you feel that your kid should get any part of your estate, especially after you have stated with out question in a legal docu «ment that they get nothing?»

After heavy snow fall in the area, he's been clearing sidewalks around an elementary school, explaining to a local news station, «I don't want kids or parents having to go through the snow and possibly trip or hurt themselves... The community has supported me immensely with my struggles and tough times as I had a leg amputated and my fight with brain cancer.

as long as you do nt turn your kids into super religious zealot nazi's «cough» most of the homeschooled chirstians «cough» no real problem with religion aside from that tiny part in the old testimant about shunning and killing those who are differnt from ya i belive it was somewhere round the part in solomans temple having just been built and the whole buring of a offering at the temple and taking parts from it or something or other that was stolen from pagen's after the one of the so called holy crusades aka the earliest recorded holocausts of sentiant man

Well, all last year we had a non-profit group that took young kids for a couple hours after school and did crafts and stuff with them, nothing religious, until parents got home from work.

Every week at the Shabbat table, my husband sings Aishet Chayil (right after blessing the kids) and it's special, because I know that no matter what I do or don't do, he sees everything past the minimum needed to survive as me blessing the family with my energy and creativity.

1 Working late 2 To a social event we know we won't go to 3 Visiting people we don't get on with 4 Going for after work drinks 5 Giving into the kids for an easy life 6 Offering to look after someone else's kids or pets 7 Team - building days 8 Agreeing to give a speech 9 Going to a partner's work event 10 Going on holiday with extended family or friends

They provide a low cost preschool / day care for struggling families, help restore homes, support local business with cheap and sometimes free rent, have an after school program to help kids who do not have the support at home complete their homework and behave in school.

They seem content with the kids who show up and don't question, and seem reluctant to go after the ones with real questions.

I'm almost done with graduate school, and after we move I'll get to start my job as a speech - language pathologist working with kids of all ages (and of course, blogging in the evenings and on weekends).

Not only do we all love quick and easy recipes, it's also nice to reward kids with a fun meal after a long day.

After debating for a few weeks what I should do with rhubarb (yes, it can survive in the fridge that long) I came to a conclusion that my kids won't appreciate either of grandma's signature drinks.

Not only is it easier to bake and #MixUpAMoment with my kids, I also have more time to enjoy with them after our baking project is done.

If you don't like tomato seeds in your sauce (or you have picky kids), consider straining the seeds out before pouring the finished sauce into mason jars... or better yet... cut each tomato in 1/2 and scoop the seeds out with your thumb after step 2 above.

I read this piece a few days back, and although it stuck with me, I didn't have the wherewithal to pull up the recipe and give a new cornbread a go after a crazy hair - raising all - kids - all - on day.

Coming back from vacation is hard enough for adults, but what do you do with the kids after days of nonstop fun and activities?

I did have an issue with the first 3 loaves, after the initial 20 minutes covered, I removed my kid and tried to bake for an additional 40 minutes with burnt bread every time.

For someone who works full time and doesn't get home until dinner time, or even for the stay - at - home mom who's day is consumed with running around after kids, shuttling them to and from school and sports, a slow cooker is a saving grace.

I mean look at carzola, he says outright without hiding that we need a striker... about finishing strongly, we did that last season and the season after and the other after after a first leg screw - up... maybe ramsey loves his friends in the dressing room but saying that we need a few quality wouldn't have hurt anyone... we weren't able to beat the chelsea that hez talking about at home even with a full squad so i don't get his reference plus other teams are strengthening strongly and will only get better... man utd with a mediocre team played us like we were some kids FH at OT and we had no injuries... IF WE DO NT SIGN STRIKER we are doomed cz it» l be harder to beat even the small teaDO NT SIGN STRIKER we are doomed cz it» l be harder to beat even the small teams

Not to be all «blame the victim» here, but I'll thank the coach who kindly and flatly told me three fall ball seasons ago, after my player (who had played the entire spring on my team with a face mask) got hit in the mouth on the final day of the season, «Your kids don't know how to get out of the way of the ball.»

...... TroLLing the spuds is Like insulting a Kid's play thing after u r done playing with that (even as a kid)..Kid's play thing after u r done playing with that (even as a kid)..kid).....

I will agree with the buy back clause, we do need to put them in more sales for «kids» just incase they step up after being sold.

Larry Bird chose my high school to do his student teaching after the ISU Sycamores run to the NCAA championship game and several of us from orchestra kids got to shoot around with him at what would have been our fourth hour orchestra class which was delayed half an hour for one semester while the teacher had younger students from the new middle school built together with the high.

You have mentioned Pogba, Messi et al when making your point but lets conveniently overlook the fact these type of players are a one off, and let us also forget about the hundred of EPL youngsters hyped to high heavens in recent years off the back of a few spectacular performances only for them to flounder and disappear under rye scrutiny and pressure of expectation, the latest been the kid from Aston Villa who was meant to set the league alight this season but who has now totally flopped... nobody is disputing Iwobi's quality, but he still needs nurturing and care, AFC is a team who is expected to win things and the pressure can break a player, am dead sure you were drooling at the mouth about Ox few years back as you would have done with Walcott too, but 4 years and 10 years after we are still awaiting them to fulfill their potentials....

But I had high hopes for the kid, even after things didn't go well his first stint with the senior squad.

And for a kid who has really impressed me with his attitude and character this season after he was late to practice earlier this year, this chain of events is definitely something he will have to learn from and never (EVER) do again.

Irony is, I don't hate women in general but after dating online, you can see women who lived with their husbands until their house was paid off or their schools loans paid and or both and then had the court take his kids away and put his ass out on the street as part of a divorce settlement along with a substantial awarding of monies.

What with rushing the kids to school and after - school stuff and soccer practice... I bet I don't take a long shower now as it is.

During separation and after divorce, associations with your kids disappeared no matter what a father does.

And, if they end up divorcing anyway, there's nothing in the proposed legislation to teach them how to effectively co-parent — the No. 1 determining factor in whether the kids do OK or not after a divorce, along with having equal, meaningful time with both parents.

It enrages me because it is a tacit declaration that it is my (or someone's) job to clean up after him, and the end result is that I have far less «spare» time to spend doing fun things with the kids or working on my career or heck, just relaxing with a good book on a couch that isn't covered with his smelly discarded socks.

Talk to your child's school about keeping homework in line with best practices — the reason most kids don't get enough sleep is because they are struggling to complete homework after a long day.

My kids didn't eat more often with growth spurts after 4 months (but we started solids at 4 months), they just ate more food at each feeding.

I've often wondered if the writer of Baby Wise was home all day long, day after day with his kids implementing BW or if he was off at work while his wife did the dirty work.

After reading your post, I definitely plan on doing another version once our kids are older, with their involvement.

I do parties with friends online literally while putting my son to bed, and I did an amazing reading incentive program in my daughter's school which involved one brief meeting a friend watched my kids during and all the rest was done after they were in bed.

I'm not complaining — my waistline is shrinking and that's a good thing for me — but I'm pained every day watching my hungry kids stay hungry after eating lunch and nearly every day I have to comfort sad children who don't understand why they can't eat what they want when they are presented with a long line of choices.