Sentences with phrase «kid out of the snow»

When he got us out, he radioed to the police, I just pulled that kid out of the snow, but that girl wasn't with him.»

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The idea might sound crazily impractical (and for founders with kids in school or other common life constraints, without a whole lot of planning and prep it probably is), but Rustrum points out the benefits aren't just a tan and a lengthy break from your snow shovel.

«God» just makes it up as he goes and when called out on it simply tells people «MY ways are not your ways» or tells someone (Job in this instance) that unless that person can tell God the location of God's secret snow and hail warehouses (I'm not kidding), he, God.

«I know why you're shoulder's out, Mama,» some clever, grinning kid pipes up at the dinner table as I keep shifting this dripping bag of snow.

And just like when I was a kid, after spending a day tromping up hills and digging snow out of our mittens, we all come home freezing and starving half to death!

Insert curmudgeonly grumbling about kids these days, and how we walked to school, up hill both ways, in snow 10 months out of the year or some such thing...

I wasn't sure either of my kids would be into full - day lessons (which run from 9:30 am - 3:30 pm), but my contact at Mount Snow really recommended full - day lessons for the kids because they get so much more out of it.

And then, instead of loving who we are as moms, the options have this crazy superpower to allow us to question almost every decision because inevitably it's not the right one and we become more frozen in fear and indecision than my kids toys which were left outside and are now frozen in piles of snow (insert guilt for not getting everything put away and following the 8 Easy Steps for Fall Cleanup Post that is out there).

They're perfect for nursing moms to hold in one hand, and having access to an enormous library of books you can order any time, anywhere, without having to schlep kids out in the snow or rain or keep them quiet in a bookstore or library is amazing.

Some of our favorite sensory bins that inspire imagination and creativity are our indoor sand where my son sat inside the bin, with «snow» raining down on him, belting out «Let It Go», our indoor cranberry bog where my kids pretended to harvest the cranberries in some cool fall weather using a variety of kitchen tools as real harvesting tools, and our «Inside Out» edible water bead bin where we used our imagination to act out and discuss a variety of emotioout «Let It Go», our indoor cranberry bog where my kids pretended to harvest the cranberries in some cool fall weather using a variety of kitchen tools as real harvesting tools, and our «Inside Out» edible water bead bin where we used our imagination to act out and discuss a variety of emotioOut» edible water bead bin where we used our imagination to act out and discuss a variety of emotioout and discuss a variety of emotions.

«After what we went through with Jonas and the little bit of snow we had here,» she said, «I know there are a lot of parents who are really exited about the prospect of a shorter winter to get you kids off to school and out of the house.»

Faced with a blizzard of criticism from angry parents forced to trudge with their kids to school through a nor» easter that dumped up to three inches of snow an hour on the Big Apple, a seemingly out - of - touch Chancellor Carmen Fariña defended the call to keep classes open Thursday — blindly declaring it «a beautiful day out there» as wet flakes and freezing rain continued to pelt New Yorkers.

Of course, that usually works out well because it doesn't snow that often and the kids are so tired from their sledding and fort making that no amount of chocolate can keep them awakOf course, that usually works out well because it doesn't snow that often and the kids are so tired from their sledding and fort making that no amount of chocolate can keep them awakof chocolate can keep them awake.

There's kids playing ball and swinging, parents and adults hanging out on the adorable lounge chairs and lots of people enjoying coffees, ice creams, popcorn, snow cones and lots more!

I mean, sure, I had them as a kid and I had an emergency pair for shoveling or playing in the snow, but an actual pair that didn't look like they came out of a bad 1990s film about ski school?

Sometimes being snowed in together is way better than going out... kind of cozy and romantic; once the kids are in bed that is!

The kids here JUST got out of school this past week because we had so many snow days.

The leaves are starting to fall off of the trees, we are losing three minutes of daylight each day this month and Old Man Winter is starting to knock on the door, reminding me to get the furnace checked, purchase new snow boots for the kids, figure out Halloween costumes and clear out some clutter so I can organize some closets and rooms in a few months when I begin my annual hibernation!

I know it's the perfect movie for all sorts of people who were that right kid, whose snow forts were busted up by older kids and who lashed out thoughtlessly and who ran away from moms who loved them.

Professor Plummer was killed over a piece of software named G.H.O.S.T. (though not in the pantry with a candlestick) now believed to have been stashed somewhere in his home; when the snot - nosed kids — vain Zoe (Brittany Snow), surly Seth (Max Thieriot), precocious Lulu (Morgan York, also one of the Cheaper by the Dozen brats), and reaction - shot fodder Peter (Keegan & Logan Hoover) and Baby Tyler (Bo & Luke Vink (and with «The Dukes of Hazzard»'s impending renaissance, boy are those two in for a rude awakening at the start of school)-RRB--- grease the stairwell to take out Shane, they end up driving away their German nanny (a typically misused Carol Kane) instead, forcing Shane into a more maternal role and leaving him little time to search for the computer program.

The story, adapted from Alan Snow's book Here Be Monsters, introduces the titular beasties who live underneath the charming streets of a small, quirky town and who crawl out of the sewers at night to steal what the townspeople hold most dear: their kids.

«I didn't buy it until I knew that the teachers in middle school were allowing kids to read their books on their e-readers,» said Amy Mauer - Litos, Eliana's mother, adding, «I don't know whether it's the device itself that is appealing, or the easy access to the books, but I will tell you, we've had a lot of snow days lately, and 9 times out of 10, she's in the family room reading her Nook.»

Last week wasn't a holiday week, but the kids stayed at home for four days out of five because of a moderate snow in Northern Virginia forced schools in this region to shut down for three days, plus one student holiday early in the week.

Keep snow globes out of reach for pets and kids!

The stories coming out of Atlanta are crazy — people are abandoning their vehicles on the road, a baby was born in a car stuck in traffic, and 800 kids are stranded in schools as snow completely paralyzes the city.

Well, on my way to bringing my kids to school I get stuck in an icy snow bank backing out of an area where I was trying to turn around.