Sentences with phrase «holiday feeling more»

Have you ever come back from holiday feeling more exhausted than when you left?

The snow will be flying before we know it, and while I love how a blanket of white makes the holidays feel more festive, I'm not terribly excited about trekking out in it!

Consumers who took their time and prepared for the holidays feel more or less financially secured.

Not exact matches

If you're feeling more confident about the economy and your prospects for the holiday shopping season, it's not because your customers are also feeling cheery.

The Harris Poll that Jet Blue commissioned for the film also indicated that more than one third (37 percent) feel burdened by «busyness» during the holidays.

Kick your packaging into high gear for the holidays to make it feel more like a gift and less like a transaction.

Based on findings from our latest study, «Report from the Front Lines: Small Business Outlook and Ecommerce Strategies for the 2014 Holiday Season,» 76 % of small - and medium - sized business owners feel optimistic that their business will generate more sales this holiday season than they did in 2013.

It is sign that the consumer is feeling good and likely augurs well for the retailers with the holiday shopping season now just a little bit more than a month away from commencing.

Far from lugging out the washer and dryer, she says she's dutifully working with a real estate agent to show the house and, at the agent's request, even put up Christmas decorations to give the place a more «homey» holiday feel.

The big, festive holidays (Christmas and Easter) are preceded by times of quiet reflection (Advent and Lent), which I feel makes the holidays even more special.

This billboard is more a statement to attract other «not out of the closet» atheists, to show that the group is large enough that you no longer need to feel oppressed by religion and no longer need to feel guilty celebrating a holiday that is blanketed by believers.

Ever since Enrico Caruso was first pressed on one of those scratchy, one - sided 78s for Mr. Edison's new gramophone machine, nearly every musical performer has felt compelled to issue a Christmas album, and the sheer bulk of that music adds up to more than anyone could listen to in a thousand holidays.

If you aren't participating in one or more of those categories, chances are, you might feel excluded at a holiday table.

My family doesn't make soup on Thanksgiving, but we always, always have red borscht on Christmas and Easter, and that definitely makes the holidays feel a lot more special.

Starting the morning with sweet rolls warm from the oven makes the holiday season feel more special.

It comes just far enough after the holidays that my sweet tooth is starting to re-emerge and demand soothing but close enough to my New Years resolution of being healthier that anything more than the tiniest indulgence leaves me feeling guilty.

So, wether you are feeling a bit overloaded from the holidays and want something light and nourishing, or you are craving those greens, or you are just ready to start bringing in more health to 2017, you've got to give this smoothie a go.

The older I get, the more I come to appreciate the simple things, and at no time of the year do I feel this more intensely than during the holiday season.

Having festive treats around makes the holidays feel a little more special.

After baking cookies and smaller pastries all year, it feels a little more special for the holidays.

Sure, it can be great if you really feel like you need a complete cleanse, but we believe that it is even more important to focus on eating balanced throughout the year and then just increasing your intake of health boosting ingredients after the holiday season.

Super Fudgy Paleo Brownies: I generally post Paleo recipes in January and February, when we're all hoping to feel a bit more virtuous after the indulgences of the holiday season.

Dortmund have felt the need to act once more today after the news was reported by Sky Sports that the goal - a-game forward had been absent from the first training session since the squad broke up for the holidays.

We love creating the holiday Pop - Up Shop but wanted to explore what it felt like to gather more seasonal items particularly around our latest issue theme, PRESERVE.

I have quite mixed feeling about cruising, I LOVE the idea of visiting lots of different places in one holiday... Read More

Today, as part of my work with Responsibility.org's #TalkEarly program, I wanted to share some thoughts on living with intention holistically, in hopes that this will help you move through the holidays and transition into a new year feeling a bit more grounded and with a sense of purpose.

Eating Season is what I like to call the 3 - month extravaganza that begins at Halloween when Americans consume even more of their most delicious and comforting candies, bulldozes through Thanksgiving, when we eat all our feelings about being with family (or our country having elected a nationalist orangutan to the White House around this time last year), continues through the December holidays, and ends with the Super Bowl when we can no longer actually chew and consume all our favorite foods in mushy, dip form.

Purging old toys each year (especially after the holidays) will make your home feel much more organized.

When you are feeling grateful it is much more difficult to feel anger, resentment, and other negative feelings that can easily arise when families join together over the holidays.

Not to mention, with all the added stress and hustle that the holidays often bring with them, we might be feeling just a bit more frazzled or sensitive than other times of the year.

Getting back to writing has been the most difficult part of recovering from the holidays — it's felt a little like the HAL shut - down sequence from 2001 in reverse, only slower and requiring more caffeine.

If you feel like you just can't get through one more holiday gathering, it's OK to sit them out.

When I drink herbal tea after indulging in too much holiday food, I automatically feel less bloated and more balanced from the inside out.

If we take the time to slow things down and tune into our breath, we can avert the typical crises and approach the holidays with a bit of mindfulness and a sense of feeling more grounded.

Sooner or later, those gym visits became more sporadic, my holiday cookie consumption grew tenfold, and my jeans felt tight all season.

For more healthy holiday inspiration check out our Parsley approved seasonal recipes and tips and tricks to get through this season feeling great!

Whatever it is that makes you feel relaxed and restored when you're on holiday, think about how you can build more of that into your «real» life.

Once you are on holiday you will be layering on the sun protection creams / oils and after - sun cream and your body will be getting plenty of moisture, as you apply creams on holiday more often than you do when you are at home normally you will notice your skin feels softer and looks better.

With the holidays fast approaching, you may feel more stress and anxiety as added obligations and errands begin to pile up.

It's easy to feel left out when most birthday cakes and holiday pies are made with common allergens — but no more!

Often when you go on holiday you feel better and the symptoms are less is because you have less stress and more sunlight.

Personally, I know my feelings of grief always become more intense when I hear Christmas songs on the radio or see TV ads for happy, smiling families celebrating the holidays together.

As the holiday season gets underway, you might wonder why you feel compelled return to the office cookie tin or to sample the party's dessert platter more often than you probably should.

Since we are in the midst of the 2008 holiday season and a more precarious economic climate than this country has experienced since The Great Depression, it is no wonder if your stress levels feel like they are off the charts!

But for many others, especially if you're highly sensitive, the holidays trigger more painful feelings, like loneliness, grief, and depression.

I don't really know how to feel about it but I am very exciting to start wearing some more fancy clothes for the holidays.

And the closer we get to taking a few days off, the more it feels like we're crawling... 7 more days becomes 5 more days, becomes 2 more days... and we are getting so freaking close I can taste the egg nog and holiday cookies from here.

It's not only because I just went on a holiday (preview here, more soon to come) but I've always loved water and the feeling of sand underneath my feet.

Each year gets more sentimental and celebrating my favorite holiday with my loved ones is absolutely the best feeling in the all world!!

There's nothing like a tan to make you feel a little better about yourself and more ready to bare your limbs for the world to see, and so whilst I await my summer holidays in July, September & November (and the sun kissed skin that ensues), I'm thinking a little «fake it till you make it» might need to be applied.