Sentences with phrase «photos of our kids where»

The picture is especially perfect — what good is having photos of our kids where they look possessed if we can't use them?

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As part of their annual Qdoba for a Kiss campaign where guests scored a free entrée with purchase when they shared a kiss at the register on Valentine's Day, Qdoba donated $ 1 to No Kid Hungry for every photo shared on social media using the hashtag #QdobaForAKiss.

In the alternate universe where Priya has free time, she enjoys following Boston sports teams, going to open houses in places where she could see herself living, and taking photos of her two (under - two) kids who always happen to be doing adorable things.

Check out the update by clicking on this photo of Haitian kids eating food where they had none before...

(Check out this awesome website where American kids can upload photos of their disgusting school lunches.)

Older kids might want to vote on the list of possible trips, while younger kids will appreciate seeing photos of where you've decided to go and all the fun stuff to do there.

In today's day and age where people are crazy about social media, documenting every aspect of their lives through posts, status updates and photos, it's safe to say that if you've got a kid, you're going to be posting pics on your social media channels, sharing cute images of your little one with friends and family.

Part of the mailing features an aerial photo of Asphalt Green, the recreation complex that stands to be bisected by the MTS, with arrows indicating the proximity between a «kid's playground» and «where all the trucks will go» in a childlike typeface.

We want photos of you sweeping the glitter off the village hall floor; heading out to teach 5 people on a dark evening half an hour's drive away after a long day at work; your piles of philosophy books stacked next to your mat; your tabs of marking for trainees; the scrubby you use on the handstand footprints on the wall; the loose change rattling in the donation box after the PWYC; your studio rent bill; the baby sick on your yoga top after mums and baby yoga; the holes in your favourite decade - old yoga leggings; the charity shop where you buy more; coffee stains on cork blocks and the hospital room where you teach cancer patients; the costume box for your yoga and theatre kids class; your ID badge for prison work; the hug from the student who finally learned to stand on one leg...

A scene early on in The Amazing Spider - Man where Parker snaps a surreptitious photo of Gwen hints at a draft of the screenplay that maybe wanted to deal with Parker as a real, honest - to - goodness fucked - up kid.

Some students had photos of their local gas station's prices, to which someone pointed out that their new apartment would be on the other side of town where gas was more expensive (smart kid).

I'm also talking about the writer who turns an entire country into tragedy porn, going to volunteer at an orphanage and using brown kids as props in their photos or writing about how sad and poor everyone in Haiti is, with no mention of history, race, and politics, and then leaving a link for people to donate to the Red Cross, where their money will surely disappear into a black hole along with all the other Red Cross donations that are unaccounted for.

I grew up catching snakes as a kid, so I wasn't really terrified of it, and I knew not to move or jump or do anything quickly, so I just asked the snake handler to get me my little Canon point and shoot camera instead of the big camera I was using for the book [00:36:00] and I just hooked up the strobe, which is this red wire that hooks up to the strobe and I was just taking about 20 or 30 photos of this once in a lifetime moment where I have a black mamba wrapped around my leg.

Sing classic Christmas carols with some of Santa Monica's most talented vocalists while the little ones indulge in a kids» craft station where they can create their own letters to Santa, who will also be on hand for photos.

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The second ad, «Creek,» is set up the same way, where «a photo of your kid in a creek becomes a portrait of youth in nature.»

At the same event, we saw cutting - edge demos combining AI and computational photography, where a wire fence could be intelligently removed from a photo of a kid playing baseball.

I think I'm reaching a point where I just want to see photos of Katie picking Suri up from Catholic pre-school, Katie canoodling with some new bloke by candlelight, Suri going on playdates with Gwen Stefani's kids... you know, all the glorious stuff that will make Tom want to pop a gasket.