Sentences with phrase «watching our kids play together»
It's like watching a 1st grade playground, at first it's cute watching the kids play together than it eventually comes to «my dad can beat up your dad.»
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He tells you howhe and Cory played golf together every day they could — «thousands ofrounds,» he says — kidded each other endlessly and then, when it got dark orcold, played video golf together or watched the Vikings or just shot the bull.How his son gave him 16 shots the last time they played and still took $ 20 offthe old man.
Watching two photographers» kids play together with their Mama's cameras, taking pictures, mostly, of each others feet.
Whether you're watching a movie, throwing a ball, or playing a board game, you're establishing a peaceful way for your kids to spend time together and relate to each other.
While watching movies together is fun (and kids will want to be playing with their phones and iPods), having a sing - along or playing travel games together is even better for team - building.
Whether it's sitting down to play a fun board game, going for a bike ride, cooking, watching a movie, or just reading a good book together (or reading different books side - by - side, if your child is older), good parents spend time doing something fun and connecting with their kids in small and large ways every single day.
We enjoy the cool ocean breeze, the soothing hum of the ocean, the warm kid - friendly sand with hours of creative play, the rock (hope it doesn't move on us), gatherings at the picnic tables while watching the sunsets, eating great beachy food, playing games, bonfires on the beach and enjoying our family times together as our hours in life speed by.
There is a comfy built - in sofa tucked with plush red pillows, where you can relax while watching the kids play in the garden before gathering at the handsome teak dining table on an elevated platform, enjoying a delicious meal together with your loved ones.
Once upon a time in a land far away known as Suburbia, CAFFA moms or dads and sometimes nannies gathered together to watch their kids play.