Sentences with phrase «simply enjoying each others company»

I enjoy conversation, fine dining, a day in cuddling & simply enjoying each others company.

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Whether you will be cheering on your favorite team or will simply be enjoying the company of others (and perhaps the creative commercials and half time show), food and wine is an essential element for your gatherings.

When you play tag, toss a Frisbee, or join in a dance party, you're creating memories your child will treasure someday — memories of times you spent laughing and simply enjoying each other's company.

Whether it's eating out at a favourite restaurant, seeing a highly - anticipated theatre piece or simply going on a picnic, spending time together as a twosome invigorates a relationship and allows you time to really enjoy the company of your significant other.

«Outside of work, Rebecca enjoys spending time with her children as much as possible; together they take trips to SeaWorld, to Gatorland, or simply enjoy each other's company while gardening or indulging in delicious baked goods.

A family getaway here is a great opportunity to unplug, explore the state's interesting traditions, and simply enjoy each other's company.

With our all - inclusive holidays you and your partner can simply put your feet up and enjoy each other's company.

Or, simply enjoy each other's company with a leisurely walk along the beach.

A getaway here with loved ones is a great opportunity to unplug, explore the state's interesting traditions, and simply enjoy each other's company.

At Bucuti, we make it an unforgettable experience for all couples, whether you are newly engaged, spending your honeymoon or celebrating a special anniversary, milestone birthday or simply enjoying each other's company with no distractions.

Some examples include staying connected daily through text or the phone, remembering and knowing the events that the other partner has in each day, knowing what the other partner likes the most about meals, buying the other a cup of coffee on the way home because he knows she loves coffee, she goes to sporting events simply because she knows he enjoys her company, etc..

She suggests that the endless distraction that they create poses a threat to our very ability to simply and fully enjoy each other's company.

It is also a good way to escape your problems, at least for a little while, and simply enjoy each other's company.