Sentences with phrase «so good her dad»

We also meet Samantha, a seasoned pro at internet sales — in fact business is so good her Dad works for her.

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His dad was disabled and employed as a switchboard operator, which paid poorly and was unfulfilling, so he was desperate to find a better source of income.

Merrill Lynch (NYSE: MER) sponsors a Parents Day for summer analysts, so Mom and Dad can ensure their offspring are well cared for by their new work families.

We couldn't afford better equipment, so my dad and I started to go to Radio Shack and bought raw parts to put together a complete P.A. system.

I get it from my dad - he always says it's the best part of the day, you get so much done.

My friday was good till they nailed me to wood gettin down's not an option i would if i could so instead i'll just watch em tell dad not to judge em come back in a few and make it all Ggood till they nailed me to wood gettin down's not an option i would if i could so instead i'll just watch em tell dad not to judge em come back in a few and make it all GoodGood.

This will take men who can model, like my dad did so well, how to love strong women well and encourage them because they are not threatening to their own masculinity.

You will probably not be able to convince your dad of anything, so the best approach might be to simply stop trying.

Then, at age 15, Reed's family relocated to the sleepy mountain town of Toccoa, Georgia, so his dad, a doctor, could take a better - paying job.

So only her dad and brother, and her two best friends, know her secret.

And as Sean Palmer put it so well last week, «as long as the narrative continues which articulates that men lack what it takes to nurture and raise children, as long as some argue that the cultivation of children is the domain of women only, we will continue to produce dads who believe they risk their «man - card» by trying.»

But you are correct... good ol' Dad did do a bit of slaughtering back in the day... so... slaughter on, my children, slaughter on!

All this «oh my dad and gays got along so well and we are friends and play together» is just so much BULLSHlT.

There's so much to be proud of, too: So many people have been transformed by the gospel, so many moms and dads have become better parents and so many kids better kids and siblings; there are so many institutions formed — hospitals, schools, missionary organizations, NGOs, etc — and I'm proud to say this is my familso much to be proud of, too: So many people have been transformed by the gospel, so many moms and dads have become better parents and so many kids better kids and siblings; there are so many institutions formed — hospitals, schools, missionary organizations, NGOs, etc — and I'm proud to say this is my familSo many people have been transformed by the gospel, so many moms and dads have become better parents and so many kids better kids and siblings; there are so many institutions formed — hospitals, schools, missionary organizations, NGOs, etc — and I'm proud to say this is my familso many moms and dads have become better parents and so many kids better kids and siblings; there are so many institutions formed — hospitals, schools, missionary organizations, NGOs, etc — and I'm proud to say this is my familso many kids better kids and siblings; there are so many institutions formed — hospitals, schools, missionary organizations, NGOs, etc — and I'm proud to say this is my familso many institutions formed — hospitals, schools, missionary organizations, NGOs, etc — and I'm proud to say this is my family.

I am so grateful — for all these opportunities, of course, but mostly for the kindness of other people: the reader who shoved a $ 50 Starbucks card into my pocket at a signing; the flight attendant who gently patted my arm; Dad's idea to make my favorite comfort food for dinner and Mom's faithful execution of pork loin, rice, and fried apples; Marvin and Brandon at Belk; Dan's shoulder; a call from my sister; readers who pile into minvans and drive many miles just to talk, friends who understood why, with all this good publicity, I would just need a good, long cry.

Richard, it's so through... Dominican Republic Sunday morning... moms and dads carrying their kids on their back, some walk more then an hour in the burning sun... Church is... on a piece of land stretched out blankets under the tree... they took of their flip flops... its a holy land... they don't have to fight about the color of the carpet, either the washrooms vanity or chairs style and colors... the have no chairs, no washrooms, no piano, no lights, no AC... they are sincerely seeking God, listening to the preaching and in the middle of the darkness they see the light, they hope for better... they ARE what I call the REAL church.

My mom and dad let me know it was a beautiful thing and the churches I went to celebrated marriage and good sex so ummm... I can't relate to this article... thankfully.

I'm visiting my parents and I'm desparately trying to get them to eat better ie my dad had a heart attack on Thanksgiving 2012 so really want to show them how great healthy food can taste.

My dad is pretty much the best guy ever (which you probably already know from this post), and so to celebrate I made him Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp!

Seems it's that time of year again when we celebrate dad, so what better way to honor him than with his favorite meal?

My dad (and I, but I can have sugar... although I shouldn't) loooooves pecan pie and I've never been successful at an alternative — I tried a vegan one that was so very terrible (not because it was vegan, but because it wasn't good).

Make small gestures that show you're paying attention: Hug, kiss, hold hands, buy a small gift, send a card, fix a favorite dessert, put gas in the car, or tell your partner, «You're sexy,» «You're the best dad,» or simply say «Thank you for being so wonderful.»»

So great your dad started cooking late in life — better late than never!

This is the only dish I'm sharing that I haven't actually tried myself yet, but my Dad has ordered it a few times so I'm guessing it's another good one!

My mom and dad both worked so I remember during the summer when we were bored and hungry, my sister, best friend, and I would make tuna or instant mashed potatoes.

«The name was the result of a joke — my dad said our seasoning blend made food so good that you would go home and slap ya mama for not cooking that great,» Walker explains.

(by the way, my Dad was a baker --- so I know good bread!!)

My love of food stems from family, so obviously you'll find a few family favorites, like my grandmother's insanely delicious Brinjal curry (V+GF), mom's comforting Coconut Congee (V+GF) that we eat ONLY on Good Friday, or the Vegetable Stir - fry that my sweet dad made for my vegetarian mom to thank her for cooking meat for us.

I made a batch for my dad and he loved them, so that's good enough for me.

My Dad is pre-diabetic, so I have been trying to find good - for - him treats to make for him that are grain and sugar free.

I've been looking for a really good GF brownie recipe as they are my dad's favorite dessert and I owe him a thank you, but I can't use rice flour either, so knowing quinoa flour works is awesome:)

Thus you may appreciate that dad, spending an afternoon making this vegetarian chili with vegetables that he had bought at the farmers market that morning, would only put so much care into a meat - free chili, his dinner, if that chili were darn good.

I'm so happy to hear that your Dad is doing better!

I only know of them because growing up our dad would take us to the Coney Island Restaurant when we were in Downtown Fresno and they were so good.

I'm so glad you like this recipe Jen, and that it works well for your dad:) I've left it in the fridge for two days before and it was still good.

So glad you liked it Christina: — RRB - For another flavour I often make Vegan Dad's corned beef which is really good.

It was my dad's favorite so this post brought back so many good memories of him.

So this is in your genes Winnie... How great to share this experience with your Dad and learn from him as well.

I made this tonight without the sauerkraut (my dad's stomach can't handle it) and it was so good!

I love Cadbury chocolate specifically the Cadbury caramel bars, my dad grew up In London so I was raised with good chocolate and taught me read labels once they started making it in PA cause that just tastes like herseys

Mom always made the Enchiladas... she grew up in the southwest, enchildas sauce was made from scratch.and they were good enough so fellows in Dad's squadron would eat 12 or 13 of them!

So in honor of my dad and everything he has taught me, directly and indirectly, about life... I want to share with you one of his best pizzas — his spinach pizza; one that I recreated at a pizza party I hosted in my home a couple of years ago.

and my dad took off so its hard on me and my mom but this time instead of just me cooking I did like a little project on it and we all made our own things and they turned out good so thank you so much!!!

So, a thread that persists throughout 2014 is trusting Natasha with some of dad's secrets and struggles as he attempts to better himself.

Jeffress says Johnson's indifference was confusing to the child, because Gabrielle's previous meeting with her dad — an overnight stay at his house in Dallas in June 1996 — went so well.

Well, dad's a Sunderland fan, mum's a Newcastle fan — growing up, I always wanted to be different, so plumped for Arsenal.

«It is what my dad says as well so there might be a little bit of a trend here.

«So my dad (who also played goalie) said, «We might as well put you in the goal because you're falling all the time.

I work every day of my life, so I was just trying to keep up with my job and my kids and be a good dad.

so you only disagree with rosicky then lol div, yeah rosicky is good can u actually tell me when he has a great whole season or wen he actuall played a whole season and we won anything, i admire rosicky, wilshire, sanchez and couple of players have hunger and fight for the club, but rosicky has never been wold class either so should we have sold him aswell, my dad is a united fan and he hates the fact that arsenal brought welbeck because he's a good player and has the potential