Sentences with phrase «just have a glass of wine»

So many of my patients report hearing things like «Welcome to motherhood» or «that can happen» or in regards to pelvic pain, «just have a glass of wine and relax».

Not exact matches

Here's what I mean: You run a small business selling hand - blown glassware; you've just launched a new line of wine glasses.

Think again: If that searcher is looking for the nearest «glasses repair shop,» for eye glasses, not wine glasses, you've just paid money for someone to accidentally click on your ad who has no intention of ever being a customer.

I might argue (especially if I've had a good glass of wine in me first) that in a well - thought out process, what you're calling «buying» cycles should already match your «sales stage» cycles — so that really you and I are just discussing semantics in terms of segmentation....

He eats a bit himself just to tied himself over until I get home, because Thursday night is our new date night (translation: dinner on the sofa with a glass of wine and mind - numbing TV before heading to bed early because the littlest person in our house, who usually wakes up at 4 am, has taken to being up between 2:30 a.m. — 5:00 a.m. and we can't function if we don't get to bed before the nightly news begins).

You just couldn't overlook the local restaurants» hot and spicy menus, and many had specials for the «spicy week» (Settimana Piccante)-- like Penne all» Arrabiata, Alici (anchovis) fried with peppers, plus a glass of wine for just 10 Euro (about US$ 12.00).

And if you want to enjoy a glass with your dish (which would complement the sauce perfectly,... just sayin»), you might as well just hide that bottle of wine from your spouse until dinnertime!

I can't just sit there with a bag of cheetos and a glass of wine (ahem... Mom), I would rather eat a four - course meal Julia Child style.

After the kids grabbed their cookies and went back to playing or watching a Christmas movie, the adults would linger around the table, maybe with another glass of wine, or perhaps a cup of coffee or tea, nibbling on a cookie here or a cookie there, chit chatting until we were ready to all go our separate ways for the evening, just to meet up the next day and feast again.

You always want to expose the kids to new things, new experiences, and aid their development through healthy and edifying consumption, but sometimes you also just want them to go to sleep so you can have a glass of wine and stuff your face with delicious food.

Grab a beer or a glass of wine and just set out to have fun in the kitchen - find some friends and make it an evening!

One of the compartments has a little hole at the bottom — so I can just pour my oil in there and it'll slowly stream in, saving minutes of labour that I can then spend having a glass of wine or petting the cat.

Seems just like a normal dude after a long work day having a glass of wine or beer.

I know my mom always looked forward to being able to just sit for a few hours and have someone bring her a hot meal and a glass of wine (obviously I was older by this point!)

Now don't get me wrong I am not suicidal never have been and never will take the easy way but just facing my own mortality makes me a little stronger... oh and a glass of wine helps every time too.

I don't see how I could have been hungover (since I only drank two and a half glasses of wine the night before), but I think the combination of getting very little sleep for several days, not eating the kinds of food I'm used to, and having so much going on just all caught up with me.

Whether you wish to do some laundry, prepare dinner or just sit back with a glass of wine, having the freedom to do such things can make a huge difference to how you approach parenthood.

If a parent allows his or her kids to have a beer or a glass of wine with dinner as they do in Europe, fine; you just can't serve it to my kid without my permission first.

Luckily I always followed my grandmothers advice of having a glass of wine just before or during a nursing session because she said it would take a while for the alcohol to get to the milk and you would have time for it to hopefully leave your system before the next feeding.

I'm not advocating alcoholism here, I'm just saying that having a glass of wine while your kids play can relax both of you enough to laugh and joke, instead of exchanging facts about your kids.

I had been trying to wean him for months and complaining about wanting my body back and wanting a glass of wine, but when the time came just the thought of it made me want to cry.

Maybe she has to return to work immediately and doesn't want to pump during her break, maybe she is taking medications that prohibit breastfeeding, or maybe she just wants to be able to drink a glass of wine at the end of a long day taking care of her baby and dodging judgmental assumptions from a society that thinks they know what she should do with her own body.

We live on a lake, so I like to just hang out and have a glass of wine on our dock.

Cabernet Sauvignon grapes have the highest concentration of antioxidants — just be sure to keep it to one glass, and have your wine with a meal to mitigate the inflammatory effects of alcohol.

Just one glass of red wine leaves my teeth looking seriously stained, so much so that I have to avoid smiling for the rest of the night.

Ever have a really shit day, feel unappreciated run down unloved and just feel like coming home and having a beer or glass of wine... and it turns into 3 or 6 and then you're eating junk and wondering the next morning why you feel even crappier?

If you really have an occasion stick to softer alcohols and drink low amounts (a glass of wine or beer)-- Lose weight (actually lose some fat, not just any kind of weight).

Now, since most people relate insulin levels to fat loss or fat storage, I understand why you might be thinking «HOLY CRAP, PILON JUST SAID I CAN HAVE 3 GLASSES OF WINE DURING MY FAST!!!»

Having worked for a distributor, I can concur that dealcoholized wine is no substitute for the flavor of the full - alcohol versions, but if you're just drinking a nightly glass for the health benefits and don't want the ethanol, there are some palatable and affordable choices just a google - search away.

fatcat2u Wine has less sugar (usually 5 ish carbs per glass) however, alcohol can kick you out of ketosis, as it's processed in your body first before fat, just like carbs.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: I'm just going to eat the same normal, home - cooked meals that I've always made each night, with a glass of wine, sometimes have pizza, and patiently wait for the food marketing industry to run out of ideas.

Just because you have a few glasses of wine a week doesn't all of a sudden mean you have estrogen dominance.

The best way for me to describe how I feel after the needles are inserted is like I've just drank a nice and soothing glass of red wine.

If you're only drinking a few beers or glasses of wine a week (say, just drinking on the weekends), you have little to worry about.

Even though I have «eliminated most» of the sugar from my diet, I am probably near the 38 gram limit just from the sugar in the organic cream I add to my coffee, my evening glasses of red wine, and the real food I eat for my meals.

Instead of having three glasses of wine (cocktails or beer), just have two — you'll cut out over 100 calories.

I think this just might have to be on the menu this weekend... with a nice glass of wine.

This outfit would work perfectly to have a glass of wine by the beach or just to walk around the place.

I have to admit I'm not finding it easy, I much prefer sitting on the sofa with a glass of wine in my hand, but needs must and sometimes we just have to do what is good for us, so I'm going to solider on with the salad and the cross trainer!

To be honest, I just can't imagine a better way to spend this V - Day than to be sipping a glass of my favourite wine in a company of my favourite people, surrounded by some fine decor and great atmosphere.

No not drunk haha I had just one glass of wine.

Maybe just light a pine scented candle and pour a glass of wine — then it would be complete!

We had such fun together whether it was just hanging out with adjacent lounge chairs sitting in the sun overlooking the sparkly water, catching up on our daily scoops from days past, enjoying all sorts of delicious Thai food, or talking over a glass of wine — or two.

I had actually needed a wristlet (for the uninitiated, that's a small purse with a strap that you carry on your wrist as opposed to on your shoulder or in your hand as you would a clutch, which I just have to say I personally can't abide, since clutches often preclude you from holding a glass of wine) the week before, for a wedding.

Clothes and accessories in a similar shade will be absolutely everywhere, which, in turn, just means you won't have to order a vodka - soda cause you're worried about spilling your glass of wine.

A weekend away in the mountains, where life just seems to fade away and the most difficult decision you'll have to make all weekend is what book you want to read by the fireside and whether you want a glass of red or white wine to sip along with your book.

We have a massive window that lets in so much natural light and I'll just sit on my sofa, look outside, and enjoy a cup of coffee or glass of wine, depending on the time of day of course!

So, picture this: you're just sitting there by the side of the pool minding your own business, maybe having a glass of wine or two with a friend...

So by the time I got to the hotel it was too late to meet up with Johnny's family or my friends, so instead I just got a glass of wine from the hotel bar and brought it to my room, ate my peanut butter cups that I had impulsed - purchased at the airport, and watched the Bachelor in bed.

I am the kind of lady who has just as much fun: hanging out - back w / a beer enjoying a nice bon fire w / friends... AS she does putting on a nice pair of boots and heading to «the steak house» for a romantic dinner w / prime rib and a nice glass of wine... I believe GOD first... friends and family...