Sentences with phrase «see outside the kitchen»

One modal person was the cook, a member seldom seen outside the kitchen, present for every gathering, welcoming all sorts and conditions of hungry parishioners without regard to their beliefs or their capacity to contribute to the accomplishment of the church's program.

M, I am very interested in the trellis» I see outside the kitchen window.

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What if a faucet manufacturer created a wireless data flow for all the faucets and spigots around the house, similar to the Wattson wireless energy monitor, allowing consumers to see daily and historical usage patterns from their kitchen to their bathrooms to the laundry room to the sprinklers outside?

She said: «I just woke up at about 3 o clock and I could smell smoke and hear lots of helicopters outside and then the sky was just red and orange so I got up and went to the kitchen and then I could just see the flat completely engulfed in flames.»

And he's willing to wait patiently outside the kitchen door by his arch-enemy (the vacuum sweeper) to see what I come up with... and if I leave any crumbs on the floor he can dutifully clean up!

Besides the simultaneous happiness and heartache that comes with finally getting to see your people after a few years away, here are some other things I'm really looking forward to: staring at the blossoming chestnut trees outside of my mom's kitchen window, visiting the food market across the street from there every day, fresh sorrel soup, mom's melt - in - your - mouth zucchini fritters, and a good morel mushroom season, if I'm lucky.

We'd return after a week away and see a new building had sprouted outside our kitchen window, but that pace comes at a price.

They huddled with Jay and his dentist father around the circular kitchen table, listened to Margaret's proud stories of her children's cultural achievements and, as Margaret now recalls, every once in a while found their attentions wandering to the outside where the McMillens» youngest boy Tom (see cover) was playing.

Their enclosure is right outside the kitchen door and they'll see me inside cooking and stand at the fence waiting for treats.

Purchase a pot of oxalis (shamrocks) from your local nursery and put it on your kitchen table or outside, any place your preschooler will see it.

As a chef, and as someone who enjoys anything food - related (creating it, reading about it, or eating it), it's always compelling to step outside the kitchen and see and hear what people are saying about the food they're eating.

Exactly 10 years ago, I looked outside my kitchen window and saw our beautiful lilac tree in bloom.

As you can see in the picture, it's still bright outside but dark in the kitchen.

As soon as I saw my herbs coming up in the garden right outside of the back kitchen door, I happily began adding them around the house.

Of course, it didn't help when I stood at the kitchen sink and looked outside and saw water running across the backyard.

In both cases, outside of mating season, you're pretty sure to see at least a few Komodo dragons — perhaps not capturing and eating a buffalo but rather hanging around a park kitchen waiting for scraps.

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It was in 1975 that the young artist Julian Schnabel, visiting a friend's studio in Galveston, met Glasco for the first time: «from Joe's studio you couldn't see outside because the floor - to - ceiling red velvet curtains were only partially open -LSB-...] Joe was in his kitchen, sitting in the dark in a Metropolitan Opera Egyptian - style black velvet chair.

We've shown you how to compost in a small city kitchen, a big backyard and everything in between, but outside of the likeminded world of these pages, there are people who still see composting as too much of a hassle, too messy, too smelly.

Buyers also know the importance of nature and are environmentally conscious, and want to see additional living spaces outside such as patios and decks, outdoor kitchens and living rooms.

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When we were remodeling our kitchen, I dreamed about how beautiful it was going to be to see our pink and white magnolia tree in bloom outside our kitchen window.

We have a small but open kitchen, so I can see outside to our beautiful backyard trees and lake.

I was also excited to finally get to see your kitchen & family room and I look forward to seeing more of the outside of your cottage & I absolutely love seeing your family and pups.

Pumpkin Spice Lattes, Hiking, Smores with the Moore's, Hayrides, Sitting around a campfire under a warm blanket, Laying in a field staring at the night sky, Sleeping under an electric blanket, Wearing my cozy knitted slippers around the house, The aroma of a Thanksgiving meal cooking, My favorite hot chocolate, Camping trips, Seeing little kids all dressed up for Halloween, Trying new recipes that have pumpkin in them, The brilliant colors of leaves changing, Hot coffee and a good book on a cold day, Cramming as many family members that will fit onto a bed just to talk, A warm sweater, Knitting, Taking a hot shower or bath after being outside in the cold, Spending time in the kitchen with family

My hubs is 61 — I am 58 and we still go strong on DIY — and we still make boo - boos — last year, we were redoing (or should I say the hubs was redoing) the floor tile in our 2nd bathroom — the crazy nut tiled himself into the tub — I was in the kitchen painting the texture he had just a couple of days before put on the walls (had wallpaper on it before) and I hear this feeble «Honey, can you go outside on the side of the house and get that tile from the ground under the window»... I went into the bathroom, saw him standing in the tub, and he explained that he got mad and threw the tile out the open window.

We were grateful that there was a «baby gate» in the pantry to block off the stairs in the kitchen and move to the top of the stairs on the porch since my 3 year old grandson enjoyed playing legos outside on the porch and while inside we didn't worry about him trying to go downstairs to see Aunt GG and Uncle Bubba:) We all loved the warmth and history of the home.

You can see the leaves are already just starting to change outside my kitchen window.

Oh my goodness... I think IF she plans on keeping it and not tearing it down and starting over, paint the outside, keep the white, do black shutters and a great color for the front door or get a new solid wood one, 2nd... on the inside, seeing that J Lo transformed her husband's NY place into more modern fare, I think that she would definitely add color (all the walls are white) in the lighter neutrals, reverse the dark stained wood molding in the sitting area around the ceiling and windows into something lighter to coordinate with whatever wall color she chooses or white, 3rd... she would remove most of the colonial furniture pieces, especially sofas and chairs, and add something with more interest, 4th... holy cow... that red carpet on the stairs would definitely go and she would do hardwoods, 5th... kitchen and FR complete overhaul, I can see her doing 2 different seating areas in the FR and gut the kitchen..

«I wanted it to have the openness of an English conservatory but with a Lacanche range [imported from France] and a kitchen sink where I could stand and be a part of family and guests and still see the arbor outside.»

On those greyest of gloomiest days, I look outside my kitchen window and see the dark, gnarled and sculptural bare limbs of a century old tree, and I am grateful for the beauty it provides amid the dreariness and for the warm nest from which I admire it.