Sentences with phrase «foggy day so»

Jordan and I had done a cruise back in October on a drizzly, foggy day so we were looking...

Not exact matches

Also, I am very foggy these days, so perhaps someone more alert would have a better feel for how to adjust it, though I'm pretty sure I've tried all the combinations.

Breakfast increases your energy by restoring depleted liver glycogen stores from your overnight fast, suppresses your counter regulatory stress hormones so you feel more calm when you start your day, programs your body to burn energy all day instead of store energy, and eating breakfast increases cognitive function so you feel on top of it instead of foggy minded.

I will say that eating so few calories (usually it's between 1,000 and 1,200 each day) has zapped my energy and made me feel very sluggish and foggy.

And I have only the foggiest memory of the year I was so busy cleaning and prepping for a holiday cocktail party I was hosting that I forgot to eat all day, which contributed to the embarrassing chain of events that culminated with me boozily putting myself to bed barely an hour after all the guests arrived at the house.

After writing so much about my beloved over the knee boots in my latest post, I obviously had to show you a new autumn look with my favorite boots ever.:) I took the pictures yesterday near the harbor in Hamburg and it was a sunny, yet foggy day, and the light was somehow magical.

We only have foggy, gray days and rain which makes it so hard to take good pictures.

Today was very rainy, foggy and chilly day so I had to bring out my Hunter boots once again.

So, if you get up and do not have the Swiss Travel Pass, you might be disappointed if you visit on a rainy, and especially foggy, day.

I especially enjoyed it when it was very foggy, as it often is in Abu Dhabi in the morning, so then makes for a nice walk during the day.

So, it was another foggy - cloudy kind of day out today, although, I'm going to leave my Detective Hat on for now... I ended up having a camper today as well.

It seems that the 1950s schematic map is a rough sketch of what one sees from the air on a foggy day, so the absence of a land bridge to Warming Island doesn't prove that the sketcher saw water there... just a gap in the ridgelines.

And I apologize in advance for typos, poor writing or incoherent thought... I'm at the end of a 3 day water fast so I'm a bit foggy.