Sentences with phrase «for holiday post»

Phew, I haven't had much time for holiday post hunting so my list is short and sweet.

Stay tuned for a holiday post tomorrow and a long overdue Instagram roundup on Sunday!

Today's Dressing for the Holidays post is for those dressier occasions.

Not exact matches

The post office «should be charging MUCH MORE» for package delivery, the president tweeted from his Mar - a-Lago estate in Florida, where he's been spending the holidays.

Keep an eye out for holiday shipping deadlines (typically released in October and November) and post them to be visible for customers.

This post was successful in my mind for several reasons: It is educational, it allowed us to tap into the following of another brand, and it made for all around fun holiday content.»

For example, in a recent post on Pinterest she showed all the great and wonderful ways business owners can throw that perfect holiday party, even when just using stuff from your local Staples» Copy and Print Center.

In fact, Amazon Web Services accounted for 73 % of the net income Amazon as a whole posted in the holiday quarter.

To this end, in a new blog post, Google has outlined several tips for small - business owners to optimize their online ad strategies over the holidays.

in case you're searching for a holiday - inspired breakfast, these Pizza Dough Cinnamon Rolls are a fan favorite,» the post reads, followed by a photo and a recipe link.

I had hoped to make up for my tardiness by eventually writing a post using a holiday theme, as the Environmental Law Centre's Jason Unger did so well with respect to other environmental law developments here.

My apologies for the delay in posting over the holidays.

Zuckerberg's last Facebook post was from early March, when his sister photographed him baking cookies at home for the Jewish holiday Purim.

A late gift for the holidays — in addition to providing more info on what Quality Score is (as Andrey blogged earlier this month), Google has been conducting a test of showing the Quality Score for your PPC ad keywords inside your AdWords account and some information and screenshots have been posted on DigitalPoint.

There are several Christian holidays that all of our government agencies, schools, post offices, etc shut down for so you can observe the holiday.

Whenever our department celebrates a holiday or birthday we post an announcement on the bulletin board with a list so people can sign up for the food etc. that they intend to bring.

The following should be posted at the topic area and next year forward no government land should be used for holiday displays of any sort:

Just for fun, this weekend I'll be posting a few excerpts from A Year of Biblical Womanhood that relate to the holidays.

Huffington Post: Religious Holidays 2013: An Interfaith Calendar (Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim And More) Click through the slideshow to see a pictorial religious calendar for 2013 with photographs of celebrations of the world's numerous beautiful and sacred hHolidays 2013: An Interfaith Calendar (Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim And More) Click through the slideshow to see a pictorial religious calendar for 2013 with photographs of celebrations of the world's numerous beautiful and sacred holidaysholidays.

I pondered the question after reading a CNN Belief Blog post in which Imam Khalid Latif, executive director of New York University's Islamic Center, argued that public schools should close for two prominent Muslim holidays in New York City.

I can't wait to see your LA inspired recipes, and this post is being bookmarked for that time in the inevitable future that I find myself holidaying in America (here's hoping!)

It is so smooth and provides such a great buttery base for other smoothies, like the raw chocolate milkshake and holiday smoothie I have posted below.

Last week's National Iced Tea Day, National Doughnut Day earlier this month... These holidays are a lot of fun for bloggers who use them as inspiration for their blog and social media posts.

I have one more post to wrap up for this busy holiday December (blah), but after that I'm burying myself in for - pleasure cooking and hanging out with my family.

Today's Coffee Talk post is all about the International Cookie Exchange with a group of food bloggers wanting to share some of their favorite family recipes for holiday cookie treats.

I hope to do a special post next week for all those traveling over the July 4th holiday and beyond.

What I really like while making these and deciding this would be what I'd post for the 12 Weeks of Christmas Cookies is that they really would be perfect to add to your holiday baking / sharing.

this post melts my heart Kristen... not only because it's your brother's favorite recipe but because you didn't even know it existed before the holidays... and now you have it in your possession... i think this is what i love about food the most: it's connection to people not only from one generation to the next, but to all cultures as well... the era, «before babies» and «after babies», what was happening in lives, etc., it's exactly the story behind the recipe itself... and now your children will pass it along to their children, telling the story about how you didn't even know it existed but it's a family favorite... i am doing a happy dance for you!!

I made several batches last year when this was first posted and have made about 6 batches in the last week for holiday parties and gifts using both a # 24 and # 30 scoop (baking about 18 minutes).

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I decided to post a series of hot drinks which are perfect for the holiday time but also any time when you need some warmth and comfort.

Casey the College Celiac recently posted... 22 Instant Happiness Fixes For the Holidays

Natalie recently posted... 5 Awesome Hostess Gifts For The Holidays

(Note: This post contains affiliate links) The festive holiday season is just around the corner and you have been invited for a party (or maybe several).

Anna @ Piper's Run recently posted... My Favourite Running Gifts for the Holidays

I'm going to try to post a «Recipe - A-Day» for the week due to holiday baking in my kitchen.

If you're looking for a few great holiday ideas, make sure to visit Gallo Family's Labor Day Entertaining blog post... and follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & YouTube for wine - spiration all year long!

recently posted... The Ultimate Guide for Staying Fit Over the Holidays

I saw Somer's post at Vedged Out about her Thanksgiving menu and her Dad's Wild Rice, Cranberry and Pine Nut Stuffing and had to try something similar for my holiday menu.

When I was jotting down my menu for Easter dinner, I realized that I have never posted the recipe here on My Baking Addiction, even though I pretty much make them for every single holiday party.

Honestly, I didn't have enough time to post this quinoa salad for the holidays, but feel that it is an amazing lunch or side dish recipe for your year - round nutrition goals.

I was inspired to write this post and compile some advice and recipes for all the solo vegans out there, working hard at making their holidays with the family a little less animal - based.

See the links at the bottom of the post for more holiday cookie ideas from my fellow food bloggers.

I left for my two - week wedding holiday with every intention to publish this blog post in Italy after our wedding.

Love your blog, and thank you for posting Christmas stuff well in advance of the holidays, so I can make a plan!

While I'm taking a break for a few weeks, Tiffany from the website Dilesia — Where sweet treats and good eats meet — is filling in with a timely post on five perfect grilling recipes for the holiday season.

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For my first Christmas treat post, it is only fitting that I share a favorite recipe that my Grandma used to make for the Holidays ~ Lemon BaFor my first Christmas treat post, it is only fitting that I share a favorite recipe that my Grandma used to make for the Holidays ~ Lemon Bafor the Holidays ~ Lemon Bars.

I don't seem to excel at posting holiday - or event - appropriate recipes very far in advance, but nonetheless, this week I wanted to share a couple of vegan finger food ideas for game day.

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