Sentences with phrase «favorite holiday presents»

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It's hard to pick our favorite morning activity during the holidays: tearing into the presents or settling in for a comfort food brunch.

It's perfect for sipping while tree - trimming, watching your favorite holiday movie, and wrapping or unwrapping presents.

my favorite holiday memory was getting to unwrap one present on chrsitmas eve and it would always be our christmas pajamas that we would wear to open presents in the morning.

When it comes to Grandparent presents, homemade holiday gifts is our favorite way to go.

Today we're sharing our favorite holiday gifts for new moms to ensure that newbie on your list is beaming when she opens her present.

Each child was presented with a holiday gift at the end of the breakfast: a small teddy bear and everyone's favorite holiday treat, a candy cane.

My favorite memory of holidays was to wait for the present that Santa Claus had to bring me.

My favorite holiday memory is from watching my first niece experience her first Christmas tree and getting to open her first present!

My favorite holiday memory would have to be trying to peek into presents with my sister!

Favorite holiday memory is as a kid, running downstairs on Christmas day and tearing open all my presents!

My favorite holiday memory is setting up the tree with my little sister and waiting to open Christmas presents at midnight!

My favorite holiday memory is eating with my entire family while unpacking presents.

My favorite holiday memory is waking up and opening presents Christmas morning with the family.

My favorite holiday character is Rudolph because who else would lead Santa's sleigh so that he could deliver all of the presents by Christmas?!

My favorite holiday is Christmas - I love the presents, the food and most of all I love being with my favorite people celebrating.

Besides Christmas trees, presents, and countless baked goods on overdrive, the holiday season brings one of my favorite things: eggnog!

As part of the Sunday Supper Movement, I and a host of other food bloggers are pleased to present to you some of our favorite last - minute holiday recipes.

I finished up some Christmas shopping, wrapped presents and lit my favorite holiday candle, Thymes Frasier Fir.

One of my favorite parts of the holiday season is going out and buying presents.

I hereby present you a top 10 list of my favorite, most scenic places on the globe that should be on every one's bucket list for an active, outdoors holiday!

Here are some highlights from particularly interesting non-anonymous comments (a perk aimed at fostering constructive discourse), along with thoughts sent to me by two prominent analysts of the intersection of science and human affairs, Brad Allenby, the professor of engineering and ethics at Arizona State University and co-author of one of my favorite books of 2011, «The Techno - Human Condition,» and Steve Fuller, a professor of sociology at the University of Warwick in Britain and author of «Humanity 2.0: The Past, Present and Future of What it Means to be Human,» which I look forward to reading over the holidays.