Sentences with phrase «feel good about sharing»

You need to choose someone who you can trust, someone you feel comfortable talking about difficult subjects, someone you feel good about sharing intimate details of your life

High in fiber and vitamins, sweet potatoes are the perfect holiday treat that you can feel good about sharing with your dog.

You'll feel good about sharing this green bean goodness.

Bridges Barkery biscuits were founded with two missions: to help fund The Bridges Foundation and provide the best fresh - baked biscuits so pet parents can feel good about sharing yummy, wholesome dog treats with their furry family members.

If there's something you feel good about sharing about your personal life, such as a new pet or an accomplishment in another hobby (like completing a 5K or knitting your first scarf), let them know in your newsletter!

We just love this method for making chewy, delicious cookies that we can truly feel good about sharing (and devouring)!

The projects have started and I feel better about sharing the ugly before shots when I know at least some progress photos are not too far behind.

She feels good about sharing great books with her fans, and that's all the reward she gets for becoming part of book promotion campaigns.

Not exact matches

People are more likely to talk about your product and share it with others because it is unique and significant, and it makes them feel good about themselves for being involved.

While still shy of the initial $ 38 share price at its IPO over one year ago, investors finally have reason to feel good about its prospects.

When Hotze and Watts received the reports, they shared a quick telephone call in which they confirmed that they both felt good about the numbers.

He goes out of his way to make people feel good about themselves and share his joy about life.»

And then lastly, we feel great about the amount of cash that this business continues to kick off, allowing us to reinvest in this low risk, high return new unit growth and the infrastructure to support it, while continuing to pay a competitive and over time, growing dividend, as well as consistent, robust share repurchases.

The way I see it, a person writes a book for one two reasons: 1) She has a message that she cares about and the best way to spread that message is through a book, or 2) She feels compelled to write so she shares whatever story / experience / message most inspires her at the time.

We were in the awkward process of making peace after some lines had been crossed and feelings hurt, and as we got to know one another a little better in that conversation, we had the chance to share more about our personal journeys and how we came to see the world in the ways that we do.

If in doing good ans shining, sharing the words of scrpture then makes other people feel bad about themselves because they are not like that and choose to insult then that would be the outcome.

It was their memory of him as well as their conviction about him which they shared with others, so that men and women who had never seen Jesus came not only to believe in him but also to feel that they had known him.

Tom's reaction indicates his complete agreement, his sharing the feeling that something about that time was grievously impoverished and well, lonely.

I don't want to feel like I have to be as good as the next genius coming out of New York or LA to feel like I'm adding value to the world and my community by sharing my art (and I don't want to be seen as the drunk exhibitionist Vonnegut writes about!).

Paul could well understand Israel's obstinacy because he himself had shared the same thoughts and feelings about Jesus.

While I'd have to give some thought to my feelings about bull - riding and whether or not it glorifies God, I'm glad that my kids have a camp to attend that is safe, beautiful, well - run, well - staffed, & focused on sharing God's love to all who come.

Take turns (in couples or in small groups) sharing something that made you feel especially good about yourself during the past two weeks.!

I have to say, that never have I felt so emotional — in a good way — about a recipe book, I think it is because Ella's passion and drive to share her love of natural nutritional delights with us just shines out of every page, her style of writing is fresh, vibrant and engaging.

When writing Fast Your Way to Wellness, I was keen to share everything I know about fasting and health with you and, most importantly get you on your way to looking and feeling the best that you can naturally.

With it being Earth Day today, I feel extra good about sharing this Cinnamon Peanut Butter Chia Seed Pudding recipe with you since it includes dairy from an industry that takes special pride and care in the way they deliver their products like milk, cheese and yogurt to you, me and our families.

And I think the cookies I am sharing today are good way to easy yourself out of the decadence of the holidays and back into sweet treats and snacks that you can feel good about making / eating!

I did a bunch of research and it made me feel a lot better about my decision to add back some more carbs and take the supplements — thanks so much for sharing that because it really helped me to read about it!

Our contributors are sharing their simple solutions using natural ingredients that create delicious do - over desserts, so you can change up your routine and feel a little better about it, too.

She posts regularly, sharing recipes, featuring other vegan rockstars (often sharing their recipes as well), doing giveaways, writing about her world travels — with beautiful photos, you'll feel like you're there!

I don't feel quite as guilty about this as I should, as I managed to share some of the orange cake with a friend as well as CT and there is still a substantial quantity left.

Add it to your morning yogurt or have it as a snack or top it with a splash of milk or plant - based milk and celebrate your love of granola, because this is a granola you can feel good about eating and sharing, though you may want to keep it all for yourself.

A rich and indulgent tasting dessert that you can feel GOOD about eating and sharing with your friends and family!

Thank you so much for all the research you have shared — hypothyroidism is not seen as a big issue over here, so even though I've never felt any better (I was diagnosed about 10 years ago in my early twenties), my Drs have always just said my results show I am in range, end of story.

Granted the concerns that we shared (Cargo, Parra, Desmond, young pitching) have done nothing to make us feel better about those issues, but this team is far from beaten.

But to not share anything about this election that has so moved me, and so been a part of my life in recent months... well, it just didn't feel very real... or honest.

I'm looking forward to the kind of adventures with my kids that I dreamed about during those very first family trips, and I feel so grateful that now my kids share those dreams as well.

It is a sensitive (and personal) topic and I wasn't sure I wanted to open myself up for criticism by posting about it, but I do feel like it's good for mamas to share about things like this and to support one another.

I was able to share my anxieties about me and my wife potentially feeling isolated, as she is from overseas and wasn't going to have her family around her — and it was good to be able to say this without feeling like I was being over-anxious in front a midwife.

No matter what happens, I feel good about the nursing relationship Ava and I have had and know that we both have shared some precious memories together over the years.

While I'd love to blame the hormones, I think it had something to do with only remembering the good from the Disney visits of my childhood, feeling sentimental about the past, and then sharing all this with my daughter.

If you have a reasonably good relationship with your ex, start with a conversation about what the kids have shared with you and anything they've expressed about how that makes them feel.

Also, my daughter absolutely loved the idea when I first shared it with her, and that is something that always makes me feel pretty good about a project!

Today I'm asking you for a birthday gift: to read this post, reflect on your milestones, think about the good things that are happening in your life right this second at the age you are, and, if you feel so moved, to share this post with others and encourage them to similarly reflect.

On Sunday we were so close together all day and I felt like we had a great deal of sharing and listening and I for one felt so much better about everything.

When you show your child that you are really listening and want to hear what he has to say, and you share some personal things about yourself and open up to your child, you are establishing a good foundation upon which your child will feel more comfortable talking to you about things.

It is especially important that adoptive families become well - practiced in exploring, sharing and talking about feelings, especially those connected to adoption.

Tomorrow from about 10:30 - noon, Team Boston will roam the Aquarium / Rose F. Kennedy Greenway / Christopher Columbus Park areas handing out Silly Bandz and other pay it forward tokens to kids, with the encouraged messaging being to share with others — and how good that feels.

«They have to feel comfortable sharing what they want and what they don't want, as well as ask questions about those things they just are not sure about.»

When we accurately label emotions and thoughts — sharing our insights about how our children feel, as well as how others feel — kids tend to develop more secure relationships and stronger social skills.

Thanks for sharing your serger trepidation, it made me feel better about my own!