Sentences with phrase «tree is in a kitchen»

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Home espresso machines are subject to derision from some coffee snobs, That's because most models «do a half - assed job,» in the words of 30 - shots - a-day drinker Danny O'Neill, founder of Kansas City - based coffee company The Roasterie (That's why he put professional grade machines in his kitchen and tree house.)

The location of the tree was strategic: Most people start their day at the office in the kitchen, so it's «a strong reminder of who we are, what we do and why we're here.»

A year into the project, the weedy field has a compost heap full of organic waste from the kitchen; a growing orchard with biblical fruit trees including a fig and an apple; a Havdalah circle where visitors and residents of the farm gather weekly for a religious ceremony marking the end of Shabbat; and a shmitta area — a part of the land that is allowed to lie fallow for one year out of every seven, as commanded in the Torah.

Come fall, our pomegranate tree is heavy with cheerful red poms, and the kitchen table is covered with the fruit in various stages of de-seeding.

While trees were being uprooted outside, I was in the kitchen making soup.

It's messy, time - consuming and I'm usually stuck in the kitchen and missing out on all the Christmas morning fun around the tree!

Strawberry Christmas Tree Brownie Bites Recipe In my opinion, baking and the holiday season go together like PB&J or hot chocolate and marshmallows, which explains why there seems to be a perpetual cloud of flour and powdered sugar hanging over my kitchen around this time of year.

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.

And several times in the day, I'm drawn to this window by the kitchen, to sit and watch the birds, squirrels and trees in the backyard.

Well, we might be missing an island and a palm tree or two, but we can still re-create the tropics in our own kitchen starting with this gorgeous smoothie.

I used the garland we made on the mini tree in our kitchen and every time we brushed it as we baked the scent was released.

It's different for everyone — maybe it's the smell of cookies that brings you right back to your grandma's kitchen or the scent of evergreen trees that makes you feel like you're camping with your parents again — but we've all experienced the way a smell can instantly transport us back in time.

When she's not in the kitchen baking, Sadie can be found climbing trees, singing, writing songs, running on a trail, reading a book, or playing with her dogs!

I love the idea of a skinny tree in the kitchen and the flowers are such a fun touch.

I absolutely love your kitchen decked out for the holidays - my kitchen is so small I am in awe of the fact you got a Christmas tree in there!!

The white Christmas tree that has been in my kitchen and family room will make an appearance in my dining room this year.

-LSB-...] marshmallows in mason jars on my white kitchen tree to a cloche piled high with the sugary confections to a marshmallow wreath, it's definitely a -LSB-...]

-LSB-...] Eclectically Vintage has a kitchen tree that is so fun and cute that I would love to sneak in her home and snatch it!

There are several charities here in Tulsa, annual soup kitchens, Angel Tree programs and so much more that I hope I have the chance to be a part of.

I decided I am going to print these in duplicate, so I have front and back side, then I'm going to tie ribbon loops for hanging on my hutch knobs in the kitchen and probably use them as ornaments for my tree, as well!

The same flocked trees are above the kitchen cabinets, but I added red berries instead of pinecones.If you turn around while you are in the kitchen, here is a view of the front entryway.

Products have been prepared in district kitchens or food production areas where milk, eggs, soy beans, tree nuts and peanuts are used.

The retirement enclaves of Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia offer not only well - appointed villas with modern kitchens and private swimming pools — some are only a short drive away from wild pygmy elephants, monkeys swinging in the trees, and the world's most spectacular beaches.

The rooms seemed bigger in person, our pre-ordered Christmas natural Christmas tree was set and decorated, the pre-stocking list we had previously order was already in its place in the kitchen, as were the pack - and - plays we had pay before arrival.

Each bedroom has: - King sized bed with King Koil pillow top mattress & mosquito net - Wardrobe (with extra toilet paper and tissues)- 3 seat lounge and cushioned bench seat - Bedside cupboards with reading lamps - Bench tops and storage for your personal belongings - Flat screen satellite TV, DVD & CD player - Bar fridge - Security deposit box - Individually controlled air conditioner - Ceiling fan - Personal insect spray - Tissues Each bathroom has: - Rain drop Shower - Flush Toilet - Vanity bar with dual basins and space for your personal toiletries - Body wash, shampoo and conditioner (dispenser in shower)- Linen basket (daily in - house laundry is complimentary - there are commercial - laundries locally for guests transferring from accommodation not offering this service)- Bathroom one also has a bath in which to soak, gazing up through the palm trees to the stars Living / Dining area: - Indoor / Outdoor surrounded by water - Dining table with eight upholstered dining chairs - 2 Lounges with soft cushions - 2 Comfortable armchairs - Coffee table - Overhead fans - Flat screen satellite TV Modern fully equipped kitchen with granite bench tops, glass splash backs, 5 burner commercial gas stove, refrigerators and electrical appliances.

The impressive air - conditioned master suite is housed in its own pavilion separated from the living and dining area and the kitchen by fish ponds and frangipani trees garlanded with orchids.

· Two delightful cottages on large lot just a stone's throw from Abbot Kinney · Original charm throughout · Front house has original built in hutch and bookcases and glorious original fireplace trim · Front porch enclosed as a reading room, original flooring, bathroom has claw foot tub and subway tile and French windows · Nice large kitchen opens to Den, Office with French doors to a fabulous covered deck with mature tree coming through the deck · Back house also has front porch with large tree, yard and original charm · Parking can be increased by opening up the back or side fence · Remodel, build, use as income property · This is a sweet property in the most sought after location 609 Milwood Avenue, Venice Offered at $ 2,499,000 Agent: Suzy Frank www.609 Milwood.com

- Crooked Tree Cottage, located in Umhlanga Rocks offers bed and breakfast & self catering accommodation set in the heart of Umhlanga Durban, Kwazulu Natal close to Umhlanga Village beaches; Durban CBD and ICC are about 15 minutes drive, close to the M4 & the N2 highways - 3 - roomed cottage and a studio suite for use as bed and breakfast or self catering - the cottage has a well - equipped kitchen and a spacious dining and lounge area; barbecue facilities available - all rooms en - suite with air conditioner, TV, DSTV, DVD player, wireless Internet access, hairdryer, tea / coffee making facilities - full English or continental breakfast - 3 Star Bed and Breakfast / Self Catering Establishment.

The kitchen is equipped to enable you to prepare and cook meals, or perhaps you may wish to use the BBQ and dine in the garden under the cherry tree.

Both downstairs bedrooms open onto the deck, and there is a larger deck off of the kitchen / dining area that is perfect for swinging in hammocks, watching the howler monkeys and enjoying the butterflies and native plants and trees.

The house was built with concrete and wood (Almond tree) in 2007 and it is surrounded by wonderful nature offering 3 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, full appliances kitchen and amazing 6 meters high ceiling in the living - dining room plus fabulous terrace where you can relax and enjoy natural life.

The cottages and the villa are in an idyllic location among vines and olive trees, only 15 kms from Florence city and in a natural area with wonderful hiking trails; the houses have fully equipped kitchens and have the added advantage of 2 pools (1 for the cottages and 1 for the private villa)

Pear Trees is full of original oak beams and character with many interesting features such as the ancient flagstones in the reception hall, the sitting room with its large marble fireplace where logs burn in winter, the dinning room with original window shutters, the old Aga in the kitchen that is used for all cooking and the utility room where there is even an ancient water well and pump!

Italian kitchen and Gaggenau appliances and polished marble flooring are among the high quality finishes in this extremely peaceful and private property, which is set among mature trees and a natural gully.

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The shortlisted projects are: Abounaddara by Abounaddara Collective (Syria), Conflict Kitchen by Dawn Weleski and Jon Rubin (USA), Cinema Everywhere by Waguih El laqany (Egypt), Ecoart Uganda by Ruganzu Bruno Tusingwire (Uganda), Movimento Editorial by Cráter Invertido (Mexico), New World Summit by Jonas Staal (The Netherlands), Salt by Karrabing Film Collective (Australia), Mujawara / The Tree School by Campus in Camps and Contrafilé (Palestine - Brasil), White Paper: The Law / Convention On the Use of Space by Adelita Husni Bey (The Netherlands).

Partly to celebrate trees, I'm blogging from the kitchen, sitting at a dining table that I promised to build nearly two years ago in a post here on Black Friday in 2008, when I proposed we shift that post-holiday moment from being a day of uberconsumption to «Make Something Day.»

This is a great opportunity for Rob and his business as well as landscape architects in general — «outdoor living spaces on rooftops are popular, including grills, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, intensive plantings with trees and traditional extensive green roofs.»

If, for example, your condo is damaged by a falling tree and you are unable to cook in your kitchen for a time, the loss of use coverage would pay for your meals away from home.

When you are dealing with a major problem like a TREE in your kitchen, it is nice to deal with a pleasant and competent person.

The decision tree that created the burning Samsung phones was one that had Samsung putting everything but the kitchen sink in a new phone.

Construction \ 3 Side Masonry, Cooling System: central, Elementary School: Oak Hill, Floor Covering: carpet, Floor Covering: tile, Formal Living, Foyer, Heating system: Forced Air, High School: Austin, Interior Features \ Crown Molding, Interior Features \ Lighting Recessed, Interior Features \ Smoke Detector, Interior Features \ Window Treatments, Kitchen Appliances \ Built - In Oven (s), Kitchen Appliances \ Cook Top Gas, MLS Listing ID: 4025055, MLS Name: Austin ZDD (Austin ZDD), Middle School: Small, Parking Type: attachedGarage, Pets \ 1, Property Sub Type \ House, Roof Type: Composition, School District: Austin ISD, Stories Lookup \ 2, Trees \ Medium (20 Ft - 40 Ft), Unit Style \ 1st Floor Entry, Utilities \ See Agent, View Type: No View, Year Built \ 2006

Foundation Details: Slab, Kitchen: Breakfast Bar, Master Description: Separate Shower, Sewer: City at Street, Water Source: City, Private BackYard, Flooring: Stone, Kitchen: Breakfast Area, Kitchen: Center Island, Kitchen: Marble Counters, Master Description: Double Vanity, Region: Westlake, Rooms: Game, Rooms: Utility, Utilities: Electricity on Property, Kitchen Appliances: Built - In Oven (s), Stories Lookup: 2, Ceiling - Coffered, Window Treatments, Kitchen Appliances: Disposal, Kitchen Appliances: Downdraft, Utilities: Phone on Property, Garage Description: Entry - Front, View: No View, Shutters, Kitchen Appliances: Single Oven, Trees: Moderate, Steps: None, Construction: Stone, Construction: 3 Side Masonry, Garage Description: Door Opener, Fence: Wood, Gutters Full, Insulation, Area: W, Arbor, Built - in Book Cases, Association Fee Frequency: Annually, Association Fee Includes: Common Area Maintenance, Dining Description: Breakfast Area, Listing Financing: Cash, Listing Financing: Conventional, Restrictions: Covenant, Restrictions: Deed Restrictions, Year Built Exception: Resale, Year Built: 2005, HOAYN:In Oven (s), Stories Lookup: 2, Ceiling - Coffered, Window Treatments, Kitchen Appliances: Disposal, Kitchen Appliances: Downdraft, Utilities: Phone on Property, Garage Description: Entry - Front, View: No View, Shutters, Kitchen Appliances: Single Oven, Trees: Moderate, Steps: None, Construction: Stone, Construction: 3 Side Masonry, Garage Description: Door Opener, Fence: Wood, Gutters Full, Insulation, Area: W, Arbor, Built - in Book Cases, Association Fee Frequency: Annually, Association Fee Includes: Common Area Maintenance, Dining Description: Breakfast Area, Listing Financing: Cash, Listing Financing: Conventional, Restrictions: Covenant, Restrictions: Deed Restrictions, Year Built Exception: Resale, Year Built: 2005, HOAYN:in Book Cases, Association Fee Frequency: Annually, Association Fee Includes: Common Area Maintenance, Dining Description: Breakfast Area, Listing Financing: Cash, Listing Financing: Conventional, Restrictions: Covenant, Restrictions: Deed Restrictions, Year Built Exception: Resale, Year Built: 2005, HOAYN: 1

All I added was some framed art with palm trees and it seemed as if I was on vacation in my own kitchen.

There is no tree in our kitchen, but it always gets a makeover.Our kitchen is white with yellow walls with blue and white accessories, but at Christmas it pops with RED.

I have an empty scale by a tiny Christmas tree in my kitchen and I was wondering what to put on it this season... maybe my daughter and I can make some snowballs to dress it up!

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.

I wanted to get a small skinny tree to put in the kitchen, but they seem so expensive when I was at the big store.

The tree in the bedroom is almost complete and some flowers and kitchen things are up.