Sentences with phrase «reading posts about»

Cancun was the only place I had heard of in this area before I started reading posts about Riviera Maya.

After reading your posts about the Dragon's Backbone and Yangshou it had me curious about my own words about these sites.

I love reading your posts about the Hamilton Islands because it's actually somewhere I'd never even heard of before finding your blog.

Reading his posts about other countries makes us realize how fortunate we are as filipinos.

When you haven't got any trips on the horizon and you're reading posts about recent trips to, say, Barcelona, you'll seek out any means of escapism.

When reading posts about it, Arequipa is definitely not a place many people mention!

Member blogs to easily learn about other active members by means of reading posts about their life experiences and thoughts

I loved reading posts about specific items I wanted because the author shared how they fit, how she styled them, or how it wasn't so great and she returned them.

Looking forward to reading your posts about happiness.

I always enjoy reading her posts about arranging her great finds into vignettes in her booths!

As an aside... I just clicked over to your blog and fell down a rabbit - hole reading your posts about paying off your student debt!

I actually did throw the veggies away and after reading these posts about the ideas to save them, I feel bad...

I've been avidly reading your posts about CIO and the 4 S's.

Maybe he has been reading my posts about the three central defender formation?

Ps: I was just reading your posts about your trip to Italy!

After reading the posts about the cookies coming out flat I experimented and they came out wonderful!!

Will be nice to read a post about this.

If you want to read a post about maximizing wealth, read this post on growing net worth over income.

I was reading the post about most creative link building strategies because I was trying to figure out the best ways of getting noticed with my new e-commerce site when i stumbled upon this post This «ll sure help me further with getting on to it.

So, dear friend, read my post about how to create an editorial calendar and get some things done right now.

If you don't know what a REIT is, I suggest you read my post about REITs here:

So OK... reading is still not the same as plagiarizing, and even though his book came out a couple months ago and he apparently read my posts about 10 months ago, this still doesn't mean he «borrowed» my content for his book.

Or you could go read this post about why Christians SHOULD celebrate Halloween.

Reading this post about Rob Bell made me feel sad.

by the way people make sure to read the post about trolls by CNN Dalahäst is a great example of a sadism.

I was so shocked when I read the posts about her, and then about Julie.

You can read my post about it HERE.

read my posts about Pussy Riot.

After reading a post about (very real) discrimination in the church, you respond with an attempted justification, rather than an apology.

Hi Ella, I've just read your post about blenders as we are trying to choose one — our top picks so far being the nutribullet, ninja or the boss — the prices we have seen are a lot cheaper than you say especially for the boss [# 119] so I'm wondering if there are different versions?

I read your posts about the bread issues before making it for the first time.

If you've read my post about almond noodles you'll know how verging - on - phobic I am about peanut butter.

I was grateful to read your post about this and I think I will have the same attitude.

You might have realised my obsession after reading this post about my time in San Fran recently.

You've read my post about the Wisconsin Farmhouse Gooey Cheddar Bread, so this is the follow - up post about the Patriotic Family Picnic menu from the cooking class at Grace - Marie's Kitchen at Bristol Farms in Manhattan Beach.

For those who have ever read the post about my writing process and my about page (where I explain with details why I started this blog) I will summarize here a little bit about the beginning of Primavera Kitchen.

Ages ago I read a post about delivering dinner to a new mom and it suggested to take breakfast foods along with the dinner.

I had read your post about a salad that you used this as salad dressing, and was intrigued for the second time about this Sauce.

I really want to try using my own homemade puree with your recipe, but I just read a post about making pumpkin puree from scratch, its seems like a bit of work... now I think I'll just stick with the good ole» canned stuff.

You can read my post about making healthy desserts and recipes with Chobani Greek yogurt on their official website!

So, I live in NYC and as I'm reading your post about not being able to find larger dried dates in Colorado, I would love to send you something from NYC's Chinatown!

??? I have read your post about the differences between the flours and was wondering if you did one on sugars.

I also read your post about going through your parents things and finding memories... nice writing.

I can't wait to read the posts about your travels!

... read post about Foolproof Homemade Mayo [Paleo & Whole30 Compliant]

When I read your post about the bug that got you (great writing by the way), followed by this amazing get well recipe I knew instantly this is what I need to get me back on my feet!!

(Read my post about the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) and avoidance of starches to heal digestive issues).

I know a lot of you have been eagerly awaiting this recipe and I don't blame you... Honestly, I... read post about Secret Ingredient Strawberry Cheesecake [Non-Dairy & Paleo]

It's just like butter, except all the milk solids and... read post about Making your own Ghee at home — Much easier than you think!

: DSoooo,... read post about A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE!