Sentences with phrase «little trees here»

He had made topographical contour lines and inserted little trees here and there on the model grounds.

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Perhaps a little too much information here but I do tend to bust my Tony Moly I'm Real Tea Tree Sheet Masks out around that time of the month - y» know when my skin is less than behaving.

So little is written about end of life moments, the bulk of what I come across seems to be fervently focused on what's important in the here and now to the author without seeing the forest for the trees.

Here was pro golf's onetime glamour boy living up to a reputation that had been dragging him through the bunkers and the trees for more than a decade, erasing the sorrow in a dashing two hours with a combination of splendid golf and «Little Ben,» the nickname his father had given his magic putter so many years ago.

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Here are some of the best babywearing costume ideas: Beekeeper and Bee Monkey in a Tree Little Red Riding Hood and the Big, Bad Wolf (seen on Pinterest) Popcorn!

The tree cover is dense here, and little light seeps in among the understory of the Cedar River Municipal Watershed about 30 miles east of Seattle.

Here's the list: Coffee, Chocolate (both for caffeine), Alcohol (c» mon, you don't want to give your baby a buzz), Broccoli (and other «gassy foods» like beans, couliflower, etc.), Spicy Foods (like jalapenos and so on; incidentally not all babies have a problem so just exclude if fussiness seems to occur), Garlic (also a taste issue for baby possibly), Fish (same as during pregnancy, mercury happens), Citrus (apparently can irritate their new little gastrointestinal system), Peppermint and Parsley (used to halt milk supply so use sparingly), Peanuts / Tree Nuts (high - allergen food passes to baby), Corn (high allergen), Shellfish (high allergen), Egg (possibly egg white allergen), Soy (food allergen), Wheat (especially if mom or dad is allergic), and of course Milk and Dairy (for, you guessed it, food allergen).

I am sitting here staring at my Christmas tree right now, and I'm a little bit sad that it will be my last day to enjoy it in 2015.

When the weather gets a little nicer here, I am going to do numerals to make a clock that we are putting on a tree trunk.

You can see where I hung our stockings last year HERE but this year I was craving a no - fuss / less is more look so they found their spot on our little tree coat rack that rarely gets used anyway... I think it was happy to finally have a job:).

It's already getting a little cooler here in north Georgia and I can see some yellow on the trees.

Today, I'm kicking it off with a little tutorial for these adorable burlap wrapped rosemary trees that you saw in my Christmas tour yesterday (see the whole tour here).

Here's a better view of the tree and oops it does shed a little but I don't mind!

Here I combined a vintage bread board, a little boxwood wreath, a wood Christmas sign, and two more little faux Christmas trees.

Here in my little corner of the south we are still hitting 90 degree weather but every now and then I see some color in some trees and it makes me smile.

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A little break here for a family tree lesson.

Here and there beneath the beech, sugar maple, and birch trees were spring flowers: trilliums, trout lilies, and my favorite, jack - in - the - pulpit, a funny little flower with a secret: if you lifted the striped hood, you'll find the preacher underneath.

The beach was exactly like its picture, all palm trees and blue water and green hills, with sandflies that brushed and stung your ankles to remind you that it was real, and little shacks planted here and there that sold bake»n' shark — deep - fried shark in a pocket of fried fresh dough that tasted better than anything she'd ever eaten.

Here's an analogy: I can buy a tree seed for very little and plant it in the ground.

The walk itself down to the cove is well maintained and concreted, so no falling over tree roots here unless you detour off into the inviting little pockets of trees on the way.

Morning lovely ladies of Beach Cottage Land, I am here sitting in the Summer Room looking out the window at a gorgeous Australian sky, the sun is shining and there is a little breeze making the leaves flutter, the sea air is wafting around, Barls is on my lap, the bougainvillea tree outside is in full bloom draping over...

Save a few fishermen's jukungs pulled up above the high - tide mark there's precious little along the coast here save scraggly pandan trees and the occasional palm, but stick your head further back and there are plains of rice swaying in the afternoon breeze.

To improve: [1] The background should be a little more varied when walking looong distances: Like in GHZ in Sonic 1, where could be mountain peaks, or waterfalls, or trees, or maybe nothing as well and you could appreciate and make a better idea of the place you where was unique (woh, some more nostalgia here?

Texture qualities are the standout here; little things like trees moving or the dust particles in the air make for a good experience when playing for long periods of time.

On a block of white clay, children can model an island or a hill, adding a river here, planting small trees and lush vegetation there, before creating the roots for their little home.

Here is the epigraph John Ashbery chose for his poem «The Picture of Little J. A. in a Prospect of Flowers»: (in his first book, Some Trees):

We present here evidence from fire and tree - ring chronologies that the post - «Little Ice Age» climate change has profoundly decreased the frequency of fires in the northwestern Québec boreal forest.

Two sets of correlations are shown: one based only on the subfossil series and the other including the living tree material whose precise elevations are not known and have been set here to a constant elevation of 250 m. None of the correlations is significant indicating that there is little evidence for an elevation influence on ring density and hence little age - dependent bias in the temperature reconstruction arising out of the differences in sample heights shown in Figure 4.»

In the trees studied here at the drought limit, it seems that there was little risk of complete exhaustion of NSC, and whole - tree C starvation seems unlikely.

The last 3 appointments come very close to the US level: an anglophone with hard political right tendencies and unilingual at boot (and proud of it, sort US but not as bad); a woman with so little experience and proven competence (except for running bureaucracies — which for any form advancement within said bureaucracies requires a subservient manner and disposition of great notice and talent to advance) that the appointment cries out — WTF, out of her depth and competence; the one from Québec carries the sulfurous smell of his old man — hanging judge and authoritarian Claude Wagner (here is hoping that the axiom, apple not fallling very far from the tree does not apply).

Here is my little wooden tree.

For the antique blue mason jar (I found mine at a local second hand store but you can order similar ones here), I simply added a little bit of artificial snow (you can find it at Michaels Craft or craft / garden stores) to the bottom of the jar and set a small bottle brush tree inside!

Here in MI I always leave my snowmen up until February and usually my little lighted trees with birds on them they brighten up the long Winter!

Last year I decided to spend a little more money on my Christmas tree decorations (which you can totally read about here!)

We see a little of it here and there on some of the trees as their leaves turn or even just fall off if we take the time to notice.

It's amazing here with lots of trees, over 300 lakes, and tons of room for a little kiddo to run around.»

While the self - professed hoarder has always been enamored with bottle brush trees, old Santas, and Shiny Brites, Abby says everything seems to (fittingly) shine a little brighter here — thus fueling her obsession.

But to create the mood, I love to sprinkle in a bit of Christmas sparkle through the house with a bit of greenery, a few little trees, cozy textures, twinkling lights, special seasonal items and even a few whimsical mementos here and there.

I've been a busy little bee, so I am late with our weekly Sweet Escape (click here for a link to last week's escape into Christmas tree decorating)!

I'm still doing little bits to the house here and there, we just got a ginormous tree (you may have seen it on my Instagram) so I'll show you that soon along with my front porch which is all done and photographed to show you next week!

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But these mini trees makes it a little merrier in here, don't you think?

You see... I have these white coffee mugs that look so cute on my mug tree, (find it HERE) which is so handy at my little coffee station.

I've had fun over the last couple of years adding some pretty sparklies in these fun colors to the little tree in here.

The Little Red Brick House tree has just the right touch of Click Here To Read Full Post →

I realized that all of those elements are represented here on our happy little tree.

I wanted to create a forest feel in here, so I cut down five little poplar trees and brought them in for the holidays.