Sentences with phrase «fond memories of picking»

Ah the fond memories of picking up a Wii on the release date at Toys R Us in 42 street NYC with my 2 boys and picking up Zelda and playing till we passed out!

I have fond memories of picking out the weekly grocery store snack when I was a kid, most often reaching for a box of Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies!

I have such fond memories of picking apples and pears, sipping cool cider, and of course, eating a warm apple cider donut.

Holly has fond memories of picking and gathering dandelions and Alaskan rosehips that grew wild on the homestead to help her grandmother make her legendary wild - crafted wines.

I have fond memories of picking out the weekly grocery store snack when I was a kid, most often reaching for a box of Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies!

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I have fond memories of berry - picking at my grandparents» house in the summer, too... I'll have to make some of these soon — they're so enticing!

Observers from past eras (like me) have fond memories of past players and I imagine more recent fans and grads wonder who some of the old time picks are.

I have fond memories of my grandparents — going to gather eggs the mornings that we slept over, caring for a new batch of chicks that my grandfather picked up and kept in the house under a heat lamp till they got a bit bigger.

I have many fond memories of apple picking on a crisp day then coming home to warm up with a nice...

I have fond memories of the OG Mario Bros... I will definitly pick it up!

I have very fond memories of this franchise and if you'll on the fence about picking this up this free game, then know i wholeheartedly recommend it.

Many of us probably have fond memories of being by the sea, picking up and marvelling at the secretive beauty of seashells that have washed up on the shore.

I have picked up inexpensive art prints that remind me of wonderful cruises and trips with my husband to Key West, Islamorada and St. Thomas, and I see them every day in my kitchen and master bath and they make me happy because the subject matter means something personally to me, and it brings back those fond memories.

Growing up in New England, I have fond memories of walking in rustling leaves, apple picking, and watching as the maple tree outside Mr. Marshall's social studies class window turned beautiful fiery shades of red, orange and yellow.