Sentences with phrase «wonderful end of summer»

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Its wonderful now at the end of summer when my Chard is growing like a week and my Basil as well.

At the end of last summer, I babbled on and on to anyone who would listen about the wonderful slow roasted tomatoes I made following directions from Kalyn's Kitchen, and links from her site.

The end result is a beautiful yellow / orange, tangy / sweet delight with a zing of ginger — just right for those wonderful Summer mornings, or to bring some summer brightness to those cold, dark winter mornings for those of you (like us) who live in places where you must endure winteSummer mornings, or to bring some summer brightness to those cold, dark winter mornings for those of you (like us) who live in places where you must endure wintesummer brightness to those cold, dark winter mornings for those of you (like us) who live in places where you must endure wintertime.

This perfect summer cake is full of wonderful British strawberries, bursting with flavour, in a feather - light layer of vanilla infused mousse, with a smooth pistachio layer with a hint of orange topping, ending with a crunch from the «white chocolate» strawberries and cream Qnola base.

Diego Simeone has clearly done a wonderful job since taking over at Atletico Madrid during the summer of 2011 and having transformed Los Colchoneros into a European powerhouse, the Argentine manager is likely to be leaving the Vicente Calderon at the end of the current campaign.

This beautiful Tula Migaloo Wrap Conversion Ring Sling in Passion is a GREAT choice for the end of summer (and a wonderful simple color that transitions really well into autumn.).

I also remember the Staples commercial marking the end of the summer vacation with the Christmas song «It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year» playing loudly while Dad dances and the kids walk gloomily behinof the summer vacation with the Christmas song «It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year» playing loudly while Dad dances and the kids walk gloomily behinOf The Year» playing loudly while Dad dances and the kids walk gloomily behind.

If it's any consolation, I live in the southern hemisphere, where it's supposed to be the end of spring, almost summer, and this has been a wonderful weekend of autumn so far in my city.

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At long last I have made pesto ice cubes, such a wonderful idea, and really perfect right about now not only because it is the end of summer, but because with a bunch of Jewish holidays coming up that will involve lots of cooking, it is great to have something tasty on hand to help whip up a quick meal!

This post is another wonderful addition to the Spectacular Summer Blog Hop, which goes until the end of August and features 11 bloggers best summer inspired blog posts, with recipes, DIY crafts, back to school ideas, organization and home Summer Blog Hop, which goes until the end of August and features 11 bloggers best summer inspired blog posts, with recipes, DIY crafts, back to school ideas, organization and home summer inspired blog posts, with recipes, DIY crafts, back to school ideas, organization and home decor.

Like that film and Wes Anderson's «The Royal Tenenbaums,» «The Meyerowitz Stories» is very much about the burden of having a difficult dad, although toward the end I could have sworn the movie also morphed into a screwball remake of «Summer Hours,» Olivier Assayas» wonderful 2009 film about three siblings trying to figure out how to deal with an artistic inheritance.

While many students dread the end of their glorious summer vacations, the back to school season can also be a wonderful time to reconnect with friends, peers, other parents, teachers, coaches, administrators and others who are all working together to make education possible.