Sentences with phrase «kids someday»

My oldest child said to me once: «do you think since God knew we would be your kids someday, He gave us traits like you and dad?»

And what a TREASURE to pass on to your kids someday.

While the first couple dates are not the best time to discuss whether you want kids someday or whether you believe in an afterlife, you can get an idea of where your future together may stand.

It is important to know if you want to get married and have kids someday down the line, and the other person doesn't.

He might even save one of your kids someday!

I love to have kids someday..

i would like to have kids someday when i meet the right one very family oriented.

Im funny smart and cute I like 2 have fun I work and go 2 school I write poems im a romatic type of guy I want 2 get married and have kids someday I want 2 move out of new york and live somewhere else

I don't have any kids but, would like to have kids someday.

like a 23 - year - old brunette who wants kids someday, try an online dating site like.

I would like to have kids someday.

I am very open minded easy going happy fun loving man and I would love to have a wife and kids someday.

You will have kids someday.

There are a few lessons that that have stuck with me and I hope to instill in our kids someday.

This version features a lot more of my dad, my sister, and Will's dad's toasts from the wedding and rehearsal dinner and I'm so happy we'll have it to share with our kids someday.

Abdul - Haqq plans to open his own gym and offer after - school fitness programs for local kids someday.

But 18 - year - old Cole Carman, a young transgender man who was assigned female at birth, knew he wanted to transition and also knew that he wanted kids someday.

And my boyfriend wants to have 4 kids someday!

I would love to make these for my kids someday... glad its an egg less version, as i just discovered my sons allergic to eggs.

Yes, they're expensive, but they're wonderful to cook and bake with, and you'll pass them down to your kids someday.

Mad respect for you, Sara... I know there more too it than shows on the outside; I can barely handle one kid somedays lol!

That is a pretty amazing legacy to be able to tell that kid someday.

Not exact matches

You'll tell the kids these stories for sure someday, even if you're not sure about how the stories will end.

I look forward to hanging up my 9 - 5 job someday (but who am I kidding, the hours are usually way longer than that) and living on retirement funds I've worked so hard to create.

Let's go to preschool graduations and high school graduations and university graduations, and then let's stand in our empty nest house someday and cry because it went too fast and try to figure out the rest of it, and then laugh because there is still so much life ahead, who are we kidding?

poor kid has been brain washed all his life - been told he'll burn in hell for all eternity if he doesn't believe in jesus, sing songs of praise and kiss his feet - hopefully he'll someday realize that the flying spaghetti monster is the only true god and the rest is just ancient bs

Someday I know I'll be that lady in the grocery store, you know the one, the one who stops young mothers or fathers with toddlers in the little front seat cart seat with kids hanging off the end of the cart and the side of the cart with a baby strapped to their chests, the cart filled with bags of apples and two 4L of milk and three dozen eggs and cereal.

angelis If the kids won't encounter these words in school (where they are supposed to get basic learning / guidance on society & culture), I wonder how it'll be like for them someday if they hear / read these «banned» words elsewhere?

I don't know if it's ever occurred to any of speakers that all those kids are someday going to vote, or might have to figure out their change at the Taco Bell if the computer goes down, or might be passing out pills in the rest home, so the better schooling those kids get now, the more helpful they'll be to them in the future.

Someday I know I'll be that lady in the grocery store, you know the one, the one who stops young mothers or fathers with toddlers in the little front seat cart seat with kids hanging off the end of the...

I don't know how to define it and despite all the pain, I do believe I'll see my kids again someday.

I love the idea of teaching my kids to make this super food and someday passing my crocks on to them!

But my kids wanted me to make it someday and I just kept it posteponing always thinking that It's not my cup of tea.

As a kid, when I thought I would someday enroll in culinary school, I also harbored a not - so - secret desire to become a pastry chef.

I would love to try a butter churn someday, especially if I can trick my kids into thinking it's «fun».

Hopefully someday down the road when they have their own kids they will also go berry picking and make homemade jam.

I love to cook too, but Mom's is still better, hopefully that is what my kids will think of me someday!

Julie Finn I'm a writer, crafter, Zombie Preparedness Planner, and homeschooling momma of two kids who will hopefully someday transition into using their genius for good, not the evil machinations and mess - making in which they currently indulge.

Great Ideas, witch I will try when i get me own someday Kids love colors so those colorfull meals look fantastic for them:)

Maybe someday you'll realize that, for the sake of your kids» independence

The United States as a nation need to continue developing talent and having more kids grow up playing soccer to become a world power it someday should.

We can't be missing goals all because we hoping that someday a kid will grow up, we tried this for so long, and what do we get?

«Kids growing up in the Midwest, playing football in the street, in the snow and the mud, dream of someday being good enough to play in the Rose Bowl.

I hope my kids have fond memories of gardening with me (and playing with worms) someday too and decide that gardening is something they want to pursue and share with their kids as well.

Still, I'm sad for the kids who'll someday suffer through a theoretically «better» schedule.

I hope to have an arbor someday also and can all sorts of jams and jellies when my kids are a touch older and I have more time.

Someday we will be rookie moms of college age kids.

Those who do not have kids will understand someday.

So maybe someday I will understand you parents that do your kid's homework for them.

Whatever the logic, whatever anyone has to say about it, seeing those kids gives me hope that we will someday get to welcome another person into our family.