Sentences with phrase «lunch time walks»

I can't take my normal lunch time walks outside!

Your lunch time walks sound wonderful though!

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Walk around the office, eat lunch in the common area, schedule time to talk or use a tool such as 15Five.

Talk to employees and check workloads to make sure employees have time for walks, breaks, micro-breaks and a proper lunch.

The other day, knowing I would be flying during lunch time, I walked down to the Subway store in town.

This could be waking up at 6 am to walk the dog, eating a fat, juicy, disgusting - yet - tasty burger for lunch, or going to the gym after work (yes, there's always time to exercise).

Letting everyone know what you ate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with how many times you walked your dog today will do much more harm than good when it comes to likeability.

This would be a good time to head to Walk - On's Bistreaux & Bar for lunch or dinner.

While playing in the sandbox at recess or nature walks for science time would seem to be obvious choices, it was fun to learn that my preschooler's favorite thing about school is LUNCH!

After lunch, you'll have free time for a leisurely walk in the town and souvenir shopping.

We worked at the same facility at the time and would go out for runs on my lunch break or after work, and I remember the early days of the program where it was walk four minutes then run one minute x 10 and that one minute of running seemed like an eternity of burning hell.

After talking to her about how much time we had spent playing and the fact that we needed to make lunch and pick her brother up from school soon, I asked her if we could leave together walking nicely to the car.

Some recounted stories of how, as children, they had had enough time to walk home, eat a homemade lunch, and then walk back to school.

In addition to our breastfeeding class, hands - on practice, and Q&A time, each of our attendees walked away with grab bags worth over $ 150, a lunch from Blue Lemon and a whole new support network including new friends and four lactation professionals!

Our schedule looks like this: 5:30 - 6:00 a.m. wake, bottle (4oz) 6:00 a.m. get dressed, play time in room 7:00 a.m. breakfast 8:00 a.m. nap 9:00 a.m. wake, change diapers, play time in room 10:00 a.m. bottle (4oz) / lunch 10:30 a.m. independent play time / blanket time 11:00 a.m. jumpy seats, or walkers 11:30 a.m. nap 12:30 - 1:00 p.m. wake 1:00 p.m. bottle (4 0z) 2:00 p.m. free time, mommy time, walk (we change it up all the time what we do.

8 month old boy (who's in transition from nursing to formula & solids) 8 am - wake, diaper, nurse for 5 - ish minutes 8:30 am - breakfast in high chair (4 oz bottle + solids) 9:00 - 9:45 ish - play time (independent play then reading books & getting ready for nap) 10am - 11:30 am - morning nap 11:30 - 12 pm - wake up from nap, diaper, get dressed for day, etc ** if we go out to run errands this is the time we leave, and and we will stop to eat lunch while out 12 pm - lunch (8oz bottle + solids) 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm - play time 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm - afternoon nap 3:30 - 4 pm - play time 4 pm - eat (8oz bottle + snack such as cheerios) 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm - play time (if he woke up early from afternoon nap, then sometimes he still takes a short cat nap during this timeframe 6:30 pm - dinner with family (solids in high chair) 7:00 pm - outdoor play time (baby swing, take a walk, etc) 8:00 pm - start of an 8oz bottle 8:30 pm - bath time, read books, finish rest of bottle 9:00 pm - bedtime.

There's lots of different things they do on Papa time - this week has included a lot of baseball; a lot of dirty clothes; a little more time in the woods; nachos for lunch; trying to solve the Rubix Cube (I think Calvin's going to walk around muttering, «clockwise, clockwise, counterclockwise» until he solves it), and a healthy dose of You Tube too - this week, introducing the kids to the wonders of The Electric Company -(Knock Knock Rock, and One Word Comes After Another are the most requested around here - because Morgan Freeman is groovy).

Likewise, make sure to schedule family time into your workday, perhaps feeding your baby, joining your older kids for lunch, or taking a walk together.

If my son's hands are full (with his walking sticks) that is an appropriate time to offer to carry his lunch tray.

Taking time to walk during lunch breaks or after dinner helps an Aquarius with circulation and also to clear her mind.

I'm the kind of person who starts thinking about lunch while loading the dishwasher with my breakfast bowl; the kind whose NYC tour when family and friends come to town consists of a string of food shops and restaurants, with a bit of walking in between (true story: The first time he came to visit, my dad had to remind me that he was also interested in the Statue of Liberty and Central Park).

Lunches were an hour and a half long, but it was an important time to just go for a walk, step away from the mental work and tune out.

Whether it's coffee, lunch, or a walk in the park, not being alone during a time that is hard is a good thing; I just have to make the effort to solidify plans.

When you have a break or lunch make sure you use that time to not only refuel your body (yep eating) but also getting some exercise, how about going for a walk around the block, go get some fresh air, it will make you feel much better.

If possible, try to spend a little time each day in the sunlight; such as eating lunch outside, taking your dog for a walk and exercising outside.

Retreat Schedule Monday: Arrival time is any time after 2 pm 5:00 pm — 6:30 pm Yoga Class 7:00 pm - Evening meal 8:15 pm - Satsang (informal gathering) Tuesday: 7 — 8 am Breakfast 8 am Silent morning walk 9 am Yoga class 12 pm - Lunch Free time OR optional Vegetarian cooking class (1:30 - 4:30) 3:30 pm — 4:15 - Meditation 4:30 pm — 6:30 pm - Yoga class 6:45 pm — Evening meal 8:00 pm — Shanti Spiritual Cinema Wednesday: Light breakfast (fruit, trail mix, oatmeal) 7:30 am — Silent morning walk 8:30 am — Yoga class 10:45 am — brunch Departure is any time before 2 pm.

Retreat Schedule Monday 2 pm guest arrival 5 pm - yoga with Darin 6:45 pm — dinner 8 — 9.30 pm - Energy Healing Session with Brett Tuesday 7 - 8 am breakfast 7.45 - 8.15 am silent walk 8.30 - yoga and meditation with Wendy 10.30 am - noon Energy Healing Session with Brett 12.30 lunch Free Time 4.30 - 6.30 pm Energy Healing Session with Brett 6.30 dinner 8.00 pm - Restorative Yoga with Wendy Wednesday light breakfast 7.45 - 8.15 am walking meditation 8.30 am - yoga and meditation with Darin 10.30 am — brunch 11.30 — 12.30 Closing Energy Healing Session with Brett Departure anytime before 2 pm RATES $ 350 plus HST for a 3 or 4 share $ 375 plus HST for a 2 share All activities are optional of course... it's your retreat.

Friday: Arrival time is any time after 2 pm 5:00 pm — 6:30 pm Yoga class 7:00 pm - Evening meal 8:15 pm - Satsang (informal gathering) & evening meditation Saturday: 7 — 8 am — Breakfast 8 am - Silent morning walk 9 am — Yoga class 12 pm -1:30 Lunch & Superfood Demo with Lacey Free time 4:30 pm — 6:30 pm - Yoga class 6:45 pm — Evening meal 8:00 pm — Conscious Cooking Workshop Sunday: Light breakfast (fruit, trail mix, oatmeal) 7:30 am — Silent morning walk 8:30 am — Yoga class 10:45 am — brunch Departure is any time before 2 pm Additional options Join us for Sunday Cycle & Stretch or B&B + Monday's Detox One Day Getaway.

Retreat Weekend Schedule Friday: Arrival time is any time after 2 pm 5:00 pm — 6:30 pm Yoga class 7:00 pm - Evening meal 8:15 pm - Satsang (informal gathering) Saturday: 7 — 8 am — Breakfast 8 am - Silent morning walk 9 am — Yoga class 12 pm - Lunch Free time 3:30 pm — 4:15 Meditation 4:30 pm — 6:30 pm Yoga class 6:45 pm Evening meal 8:00 pm — Shanti Spiritual Cinema Sunday: Light breakfast (fruit, trail mix, oatmeal) 7:30 am — Silent morning walk 8:30 am — Yoga class 10:45 am — brunch Departure is any time before 2 pm.

I also like to go for a brisk walk at lunch time to clear my head and get my blood pumping again ready for the afternoon ahead.

Maybe it means listening to music for 15 minutes while you eat breakfast instead of checking e-mail, maybe it means shutting off your BlackBerry after work so you can take some time to make a healthy lunch for the next day, maybe it means taking a 10 minute walk in the afternoon to get some Vitamin D and fresh air, maybe it means working from home (or just putting on your «Out of Office») next time you're feeling under the weather, maybe it means leaving work half an hour earlier to get to spin class, maybe it means taking two full minutes to brush your teeth whenever you want.

I go for a walk after lunch, I go for a walk when my computer at work tells me to take a break (my company insists on us using a software that tells us to take a break every couple of hours or so for ergonomic reasons), I go for a walk every time I can (and that is excluding my daily evening routine on the treadmill)!

We worked at the same facility at the time and would go out for runs on my lunch break or after work, and I remember the early days of the program where it was walk four minutes then run one minute x 10 and that one minute of running seemed like an eternity of burning hell.

So, walking or jogging for a short time before work, taking a walk during your lunch break, and doing some body weight strength exercises in the evening adds up to one great workout without seeming too time consuming.

You stepped in a puddle while walking to your car, work was so busy you didn't even have time to eat lunch, and every machine was taken at the gym?

Occasionally, I'll shoot video or teach online or travel, but mostly you'll find me walking 2 - 3 miles per hour in my home gym before and after lunch, until it's time to pick up the kids from school.

Now, I have my bulletproof coffee at 7 am, forget to eat lunch and force myself to eat dinner, I run and walk during the time I used to take naps, and my mood, gosh, my mood.

A lunch - time workout or walk will give you enough energy and stimulation to energize you for the last half of your day.

Those who were told they had been on an exercise walk wound up eating 35 % more chocolate pudding for dessert at lunch and 124 % more M&M s at snack time than those who were told they had been on a fun, scenic walk.

I always make time for snacks, lunch and walking breaks.

Yesterday, I set a goal to go for a 30 minute walk outside during my lunch break as often as possible (ideally, 4 - 5 times per week) as well as get up an move every hour at least.

I also knew I wanted to eat a good, hearty lunch while I had time, so I walked over to by Chloe.

It fits both the professional & minimalist bill & it's a lot more pleasant on the eyes in contrast to those drab, camel - coloured trouser suits I see women walking around the city in during the lunch time rush.

Perfect look for lunch and then a walk along the beach So glad you had fun with your sister - sister time is the best!

After having lunch in a little snack bar where we ate a club sandwich, it was time to take a little walk in the port of Paros with all it's beautiful boats and little souvenir shops.

: Drink lots of Roobios tea (calms you down and really does something about the mind working overtime) Go for a short walk every lunch time Have reflexology or use a nailmat (shakti mat — sold in Health shops or online)-- Really brilliant for relaxing and helping sleep

I am going to attempt a 30 minute walk at least 3 times a week during my «lunch hour» for the next couple of months, particularly as I'm working on building my endurance back up and increasing my overall fitness level.

12:30 p.m. — It's a slow time of the month at work, so I go for a short walk around the area on my lunch break and read my book.

Time to make some lunch and then I'll go out for a walk and breath in some more fresh air.

BUT I like to look nice, for my own sake... besides, I have to walk to the Canteen at lunch time, which is my time to be myself.