Sentences with phrase «pleasant days letting»
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A big and hearty thanks to the pleasant staff at Tumblebus for letting us play and enjoy the snowy day on your warm bus!
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Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus Activities Cardboard Box Bus Craft & Number Game for Kids by Toddler Approved Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus Activity by Coffee Cups and Crayons Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus Puppets by Playdough to Plato Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus: Puppets, Crafts and Storytelling by Playing with Words 365 Letter B is for Bus Craft by Royal Baloo Pigeon and Bus Activities inspired by Mo Willems by The Educators» Spin On It Pigeon Rhyming Race Activity by Growing Book by Book Pigeon Handprint by Mama Miss Knuffle Bunny Activities Mo Willems Inspired DIY Bunny Costume Felt Headband by The Educators» Spin On It Knuffle Bunny Activity Mats by ready - set - read The Duckling Gets a Cookie Activities Counting Chocolate Chips — Duckling Get a Cookie by 3 Dinosaurs Nut Free Alphabet Cookies by Rainy Day Mum Sticky Cookie Craft by The Pleasantest Thing The Duckling Gets a Cookie Math Games by Inspiration Laboratories The Ducking Gets a Cookie Printable Clothespin Activity by Lalymom
Then I said, ok lets up the carbs, now I average about 50 net carbs per day, a little less on days that I'm not in the gym and I feel soooo much better and am much more pleasant to be around.
The Paddle Steamer trip from The Canoe Man lets you catch the Bure Valley Steam Railway in either Wroxham (for a full - day trip) or Coltishall (half - day trip) and steam upriver to Buxton, where they'll put you in a canoe for a pleasant paddle back down.
Plus, when the director does make a hit these days, it's usually pretty special, and let's hope that's the case for Café Society, which does look quite fun and pleasant.
Mike was quite pleasant to deal with and returned to the dealership after his normal hours that day when I called him to let him know I was coming back (after driving to Baltimore to look at another car that I ultimately did not want).