Sentences with phrase «family kept eating them»

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Lichtenfeld covers all the basics: stay active and healthy, exercise, play sports, eat right, socialize a lot with family and friends, meet new friends, keep learning, do volunteer work, be involved in your community, run for office, attend church or other religious / spiritual activities, read books and newspapers, check your email and text your friends.

But many kept the mood light, complaining about work, family, Islamic restrictions on eating pork and drinking wine, or fasting during Ramadan.

Or Institute a Way of Light wreath or an Easter Tree (via Ann Voskamp) You may also want to check out this fantastic list of Lent ideas for families, which includes eating fish sticks on Fridays, making paper chains, donating, and keeping a gratitude jar.

For families with children: Make a thorn wreath with your family or Institute a Way of Light wreath or an Easter Tree (via Ann Voskamp) You may also want to check out this fantastic list of Lent ideas for families, which includes eating fish sticks on Fridays, making paper chains, donating, and keeping a gratitude jar.

This helped keep the animals safe at night from wandering off, getting eaten by predators, or from getting stolen, and also helped keep the family in the upper room above (If memory serves me right, Kenneth Bailey writes about this in Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes: Cultural Studies in the Gospels).

We jokingly said — «Wouldn't it be great to have a family business making the food we all want to eat, food that keeps us happy and energised and be able to share it with everybody?»

Then Bloglines ate my entire list of blogs that I followed, our family moved a couple of times, and life kept moving forward.

Anyway, I made a batch of my Dark Chocolate Flourless Fudge Brownies to take to a family gathering, then remembered — my dad doesn't eat chocolate... so I happily kept them to myself and took my cinnamon roll cake recipe instead (which everyone loved).

In the meantime, my family still has to eat so this week I've been keeping meals really simple.

Plus, November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, so Thanksgiving is the perfect time to show family and friends how one can still eat their favorite dishes while keeping an eye on that nutrition.

I have 2 blogs ([email protected]), which I kept up on a weekly basis and my second blog ([email protected]) which really inspired me to inform people about the benefits of eating a whole, plant - based diet, while sharing homemade family recipes which I modify to plant - based!

If you can keep your family from devouring the whole thing (good luck), you can also pack it up into tupperware to eat for breakfast throughout the work - week.

Brett LOVES granola and eats it everyday, so this Family Sized Basic Vegan Granola recipe is a lifesaver as it lasts forever and makes a ton so that I don't have to keep making a new batch every week.

Now that summer is upon us, we turn to fresh, nutrient - rich ingredients when we entertain, and we keep things simple so we can spend less time cooking and more time eating great food and enjoying the company of family and friends.

Thanks for all your efforts... you have definitely helped to keep my Weight Watchers meals yummy and good enough for the whole family to eat!

I have 2 little girls, your recipes are a fantastic way to eat great food and keep my family healthy.

Kramer and I ate this as leftovers for a few days and it just kept getting better and better, so it's a perfect meal for a big family or even just two people!

Have to keep non GF family member from eating it all.

Keeping up with Whole Food Plant Based eating in a hectic family schedule can feel overwhelming at times.

I would love to be able to keep a wheat belly approved pasta in my diet (if eaten sparingly) as it is already hard enough trying to adjust to being wheat, gluten, sugar and dairy free when the majority of my large family is unsupportive.

We are trying to eat more carrots as a family to keep the eyes healthy.

For my first foray into recipe videoing I decided to keep the process simple with a pasta dish and also have something to eat for dinner tonight that all the family can enjoy!

The use of coconut butter and coconut sugar really help to keep these healthy, but you will still want to watch your portion sizes, so make sure you've got plenty of friends and family around to help you eat these.

Which is high praise really — food has been sounding just foul lately, and eating has been something I've been doing ONLY to keep from being yelled at by well meaning family & friends.

I have made my own for my family but they are not vegan... Like the tortillas — it is hard to keep up with the volume that 3 teenage boyz eat — but I like to make as much as possible from scratch.

I try and keep my weekends fairly clean but I'm no longer as strict as I was because I love to eat out with family and relax a little.

The 11 - acre corn maze, the largest in Southern California, will keep your family a - «mazed» for hours while additional activities include hay - rides, a corn cannon, pumpkin patch ripe for picking, kiddie rides and activities, food vendors, and pie - eating contests, among so much more.

We always try to make big batches on Sundays and keep some in the fridge for the days ahead, which is how our family ends up eating some variation of this fried rice at least once a week.

Pets, particularly reptiles, can spread germs if they aren't kept away from family eating areas.

When choosing when to let your baby eat tuna, keep in mind any food allergies that might be in your family.

Keep an eye out for allergies, especially if someone else in your family has food allergies, however, kids this age should be able to eat peanut butter, soy, fish, etc..

«After all, it's much more fun for the whole family to go out for real ice cream once a week than to keep low - fat ice cream in the freezer and eat it every night.»

Editor's Note: This recipe seems like the perfect thing to have on hand to keep your family eating healthy.

There are lots of frozen foods available to keep your family eating healthy.

«Getting kids involved in cooking is a win - win situation: You can keep them busy and they can take a few tasks off your list,» says Jane Logan, a Top Canadian Foodie Award winner and the writer at Hungry Janey, a blog dedicated to getting the family eating delicious, healthy and home - cooked meals.

Examples include, «see how your brother eats his vegetables», «why can't you keep your room clean like your sister», «if you got good grades like you brother» ¦», «you're the best helper in the whole family.»

Families on a tight budget or those looking for an all - in - one folding chair (including tray) will find the Simple Fold a practical solution to keeping baby safe and comfortable while eating.

It is safe to eat and keeps the cost down for families that can afford a decent meal.

We try to keep our family healthy by eating well and using essential oils to protect us from sickness and help us heal when we are sick.

If you find five evenings a week a stretch, try turning off the TV, IPads, cellphones; and on crazy days, rather than eating seperately in a rush, try and east as a family and just keep dinners simple & quick — 10 minute eggs on toast every now and then is just fine!

We should also allow them to eat at their own pace, without pressure to «eat faster» or «keep up» with the rest of the family, unless of course they taking hours on end to finish a meal.

One of the challenges we all face is how to keep our kids and family eating healthy, especially for those of us whose families are always on the go.

A life where I can go out to eat as a family and not have to work so hard keeping tiny hands -LSB-...]

And try to keep pet feeding areas separate from family eating areas.

Many spiders are social when young but distinctly standoffish when older, when they are liable to eat each other; so «I keep families together until they seem to be disappearing too fast.»

According to Robert Poznanovich, executive director of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation and author of It's Not Okay to Be a Cannibal: How to Keep Addiction from Eating Your Family Alive, the battle for control is at the core of alcohol abuse and dependence.

But since grain free and low carb eating is such a priority for them, Craig and Mariadecided to put together this slow cooker book to make it easier to keep your family nourished even during busy times or on those hot summer days when you just don't want to turn the oven on.

how much sugar declares moderation, how much is too much, how much sugar in this item makes it ok to eat?!? my family is struggling to keep candida at bay and sugar from the daycare is one of our heaviest hitters.

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