Sentences with phrase «there along with our husbands»

I'll be there along with my husband Darrin, permanent member of the C&C tasting panel, fellow coffee farm explorer, and all - around partner in crime.

My father died in my sister's home, and she and I were there along with our husbands when he died.

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Of course, my own is also there, along with the others» corresponding husbands, so it's hardly as scandalous as it could sound.

Then there's my friend, Gracia Burnham who was a New Tribes missionary along with her husband and children in the Philippines.

Still, there is no way that, for this Jerusalemite and all other Israeli husbands and fathers» along with students at university who miss their exams, and beginners in new jobs or careers who are one way and another bound to be set back» the burden of yearly, as I like to think of it, «fulfillment» is not at the least a nuisance and more often than not downright onerous.

I know there are a lot of you who wholeheartedly disagree with that sentiment (my husband is with you)(though that doesn't stop me from forcing him to eat breakfast nearly every morning) because you've gotten along just fine drinking coffee and OJ for the past five years, thank you.

A friend of mine named Heather is personally invested in the situation in Haiti as she and her husband (along with their two biological children) have been trying to adopt two children — Clara (age 3) and Emerson (age 1)-- from an orphanage there since March 2007.

When my husband came along, they had built a milking parlor with the cows raised above the workers, so there was a triangular area below in which the milkers worked.

She's essentially there to keep that little bundle scooting along safely on it's way, not so much to help your husband deal with all the visuals going on and keeping your comfortable throughout the whole process.

If you are a mom of older children, along with your new twins, there will be times when your older children, pet, or husband will need your attention.

Sandy couldn't get over this «new» idea that there were many perspectives out there about pregnancy and birth, and she had the opportunity to decide what she wanted, along with her husband, instead of just expecting to be told how things would go.

This is because there was a lot going on with my husband and I in our relationship and we really weren't getting along for a while, and now that I think about it, I don't think it would have attributed stress to the situation at that point but I blamed it on low milk supply and you know if I am able to breastfeed twins with no problem, I probably didn't struggle with low milk supply with my boys.

There must be a need for any stroll along the streets: you don't have anyone to help you and you must visit a store; it's time to go to the clinic; you want to go outside together with your husband and to have a break from the bustle of home; you don't have a balcony.

There may be chances of a romantic involvement and if so takes place, one has to accept the children, the bank debts, ex-boyfriends or husbands that usually come along with a cougar woman.

Back there, however, Ava's husband Michael (Roger Davies), a physician helping the injured as monsters ravage New York City in the original movie, flees and hunkers down with a young girl, Molly (Clover Nee), whom he rescues along the way.

There isn't much going on in The Boss, McCarthy and her director / co - writer / husband Ben Falcone's follow - up to 2014 disaster Tammy, and as far as plot goes there's a general feeling that the pair, along with fellow screenwriter Steve Mallory, are making most of what transpires up as they go aThere isn't much going on in The Boss, McCarthy and her director / co - writer / husband Ben Falcone's follow - up to 2014 disaster Tammy, and as far as plot goes there's a general feeling that the pair, along with fellow screenwriter Steve Mallory, are making most of what transpires up as they go athere's a general feeling that the pair, along with fellow screenwriter Steve Mallory, are making most of what transpires up as they go along.