Sentences with phrase «sharing holidays with our family»

Thanksgiving is a time for togetherness, whether you are sharing the holiday with family you love or friends you have just met.

I don't offer to host Thanksgiving at my house anymore, instead I volunteer to bring side dishes, salads or desserts when I share the holiday with my family and friends.

When it comes to sharing holidays with our family, more often than not Halloween doesn't seem to be the family event that it could be.

Not exact matches

Steven T. Schlicht's family (pictured above) are among the nonbelievers who shared their secular holiday traditions with iReport.

I do celebrate the holidays secularly as an opportunity to enjoy my family and share my love with them.

They just taste as good as the originals we remember, and we are so thrilled to share these recipes for you to enjoy this holiday season and share with your family, too!

Fourth of July is quickly approaching so here at Fronana we've been drumming up some creative ways to share our banana - based Fronana ice cream with our family and friends for the holiday.

Today's Coffee Talk post is all about the International Cookie Exchange with a group of food bloggers wanting to share some of their favorite family recipes for holiday cookie treats.

Today, the Sunday Supper family is getting together with Gallo Family Vineyards to share memorable holiday meals and tradifamily is getting together with Gallo Family Vineyards to share memorable holiday meals and tradiFamily Vineyards to share memorable holiday meals and traditions.

We bake all morning before our family holiday celebration and bring a bunch of treats to share with everyone.

Since moving out on my own, the little holiday traditions I would share with my family or friends have changed.

I remember fudge always being one of the treats that we would make around the holidays to share with friends, neighbors and family (along with this snack, and these cookies) but I don't remember the exact method that we used.

I wouldn't feel right not sharing them with you, especially as the holidays are coming, you'll probably need to come up with some creative side dishes for family gatherings (see how I put this Brussels sprout obsession off on you?).

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holiday as it's all about being with family and sharing good food.

Share it with family, friends, and coworkers for the holidays!

Red, White, & Blue Stuffed Strawberries is a great recipe alternative for a holiday dessert to share with friends and family.

Yeah, it's been around some and now I'm sharing my tweaked version with you all so you can share it with a friend and amaze your family in a few weeks at your holiday meal.

I am so stoked to share this menu and I really hope POP KITCHEN can be with your family at the dining table this holiday season.

The holidays are a great time to get into the kitchen with your family and make gifts from the heart to share with friends, family, neighbors, teachers, your veterinarian... everyone!

An excellent gift for families or anyone interested in the holiday from its historical perspective, Giving Thanks shares the story of the holiday from the famous living history museum, complete with myriad illustrations, and favorite dishes from all over the United States.

Definitely bookmarking this for holiday time baking, so that I can share it with my family.

I'll share with you some of our family's favorite incarnations of this holiday classic below, but first, watch how easy it is to make, as my 5 year old and I make the bark together!

With friends parties, family get - togethers and tasty edible gifts, I'd say most of us get our fair share of holiday treats.

Honor Wine makes its reappearance just in time for the holidays, paired with another delicious tradition: a three - course meal on Thanksgiving to share in - restaurant with family and friends which includes soup or salad, turkey entrée with buttermilk mashed potatoes, sausage and savory apple stuffing, Calabrian candied carrots with bacon, apple cranberry chutney finished with decadent pumpkin pie with amaretto mascarpone creme.

When I brought some out to share with a few family members over the holiday weekend, they lasted all of a few hours and elicited more mmmmm's and ahhhhhh's than I could count.

An easy and flavorful main course you can share with family for a grandiose holiday dinner.

Will bake to share with family and friends for the holidays.

I love making plates of holiday cookies to share with friends and family.

I seriously recommend making this over the holidays to share with your family and friends... otherwise if you make it on an average weekday after work... you WILL end up eating the entire recipe yourself (I speak from experience!).

While — according to the calendar — the 2015 holiday season is behind us, this gluten - free and vegan treat can be made and shared with friends and family to prolong the holidays throughout the year.

In fact, it's almost like planning for the holidays — mass quantities of lots of tasty foods to share with family and friends!

Rudi's Gluten - Free also has a wonderful pantry guide that you can print and or share with your family in preparation for the big holiday meals.

An elegant and rustic appetizer to share with your family and friends this holiday season.

Between now and the end of the year, coauthor Asha Dornfest and I will share ideas for simplifying the holidays so you can focus on what's important: enjoying the season with your family.

They share meals and holidays together with their two children, and now that DeCloet's married again, his new wife is part of their family time together.

In Episode 105 of Edit Your Life, Asha and I share 8 tips for editing your holiday gift list without tamping down your generosity, including perspective shifts to help you refocus on connection instead of obligation, how to get organized, clutter - free (and in some cases, virtually cost - free) gift alternatives including gifts that give back, plus tips for communicating with your family so everyone's gift expectations are on the same page.

Your individual expectations of the holidays can be seriously at odds: you expect to have a nice, shared time with your whole family and maybe attend some larger family gatherings; they expect to get every gift they demand, and they intend to spend their school break staying up late, sleeping in, and playing video games.

Share holidays and go on day trips with family and trusted friends if you can so they get to know your children.

Your individual expectations of the holidays can be seriously at odds: you expect to have a nice, shared time with your whole family and maybe attend some larger family gatherings; they expect to get every... Read more»

Making homemade cookies and candy to share with family, friends, neighbors and even strangers is a big part of the joy of the holidays.

If, however, you are considering divorce, you would likely say that the holidays were more than you could stand in a loveless (and likely sexless) relationship; you may have wanted out months ago but, as fall approached, decided you didn't want to ruin the kids» holidays, or have to share the news with your extended family.

You may have wanted out months ago but, as fall approached, decided you didn't want to ruin the kids» holidays, or have to share the news with your extended family during your trip back home to see them.

MassGeneral Hospital for Children's Food Allergy Center experts share their surefire tips for ensuring families with food allergies experience a happy and healthy holiday season.

Beyond the Balagan is her passion, sharing the life behind the Jewish holidays and raising an Orthodox family with joy.

Less is More specializes in getting busy families organized — and now with the holiday season full steam ahead, Sarah is sharing some useful tips to help us simplify to enjoy the upcoming weeks.

Be sure to share the Amazon Smile link with your friends and family during the holidays.

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Every day on Instagram I share with you how I pack my kids lunches, along with some combination of what I'm cooking for dinner, fun festive holiday snacks, and of course the usual mom and family musings.

Tip # 1 — Make a plan for the holidays and share it with your family.

Facebook Wishlist App — Throughout December, Crocs Facebook fans can easily share their holiday Crocs footwear wishlist with friends and family through a new Crocs Facebook wishlist app, making holiday shopping a breeze!