Sentences with phrase «written about her girls»

I was able to write about that girl who was so unwise, and to love her.

I've written about Girl Scout cookies in a limited context — several months ago, I was intrigued (and not too pleased) by their recent attempt to market a particular new cookie as a substitute for fruit.

Seriously, its a book written about a girls encounter with the quintessential Microsoft Paperclip!

I have always aspired to write about girls doing heroic things, and Tammy was one of the first fantasy writers to really write that.

It's about time they write about girls traveling alone and it being damn awesome.

Not exact matches

This guest post written by Melanie Biehle, creator of Inward Facing Girl, where she blogs about contemporary art, design, photography, and life in Seattle.

Example: The RBS girl who was fired without compensation after a co-worker told their boss about posts she had written on Facebook.

For the March 2009 issue, he wrote about the Wexley School for Girls advertising agency.

When San Francisco - based designer Jennifer Bennett wrote a blog post about the fashions on TV's Gossip Girl, she didn't expect her product line to end up starring in several episodes.

He writes about a talentless girls basketball team that resorted to the strategy of the insurgent, playing an exhausting full - court press to compensate for their lack of traditional skills.

So on March 7, two months after she found out she was pregnant, she boarded her flight as normal — because «ya girl was not about to waste international flight money,» she wrote.

The girl, who experienced a stroke and then subsequent brain damage from the disease and now takes a Horizon medicine to stabilize the condition, spoke about how happy she was that country singer Chris Jacobs wrote a song for her.

I met some nice girls from both places when I lived in Europe and something about your writing makes me guess that...

As I write, they sit across the kitchen table from me, in all their innocence and little - girl perfection, eating chocolate cake, chatting purposefully about what game they will play next, blissfully unaware of the things that divide their mothers.

I think about my life a year ago: travelling, preaching, writing, standing on stages, appearing on panels and videos, offering opinions on everything to cross Twitter and the news cycle and the Church, and I wonder who that girl was, that must have been another season.

But the Word of God, written at about the same time, recording the events of an obscure Jewish man and Jewish girl, has survived through time to give evidence to God's hand at work in the lives of His people.

Referring to a story in Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn's book, Half the Sky, I write about Dina, a seventeen - year - old Congolese girl who was gang - raped by five men on her way home from working in the fields.

Written and directed by John Carney, the film is about a boy named Conor who tries to impress a girl by starting a band.

When the heroine of I Am Charlotte Simmons» a smart, beautiful, small - town girl» sits down to write her mother a letter about freshman life in «Dupont University,» it takes her hours to produce a «long, well - intentioned lie.»

Columnist Laura Parker writes for Reject Apathy about her family's experience living in Thailand and working for a nonprofit that rescues young girls before they enter the sex industry.

But one of the things I've always loved about blogging is that I get to my whole self here: I get to love theology and Church talk, I get to write about mothering and family and marriage, I get to crack jokes at my own expense, I get to love Doctor Who and Call the Midwife, I get to love thrifting and knitting and pretty things as well as being a Jesus feminist, I get to be a homemaker who talks recipes and cleaning and laundry as well as a lover of literature and poetry and history and Girl Power, I love the local church and yet I don't wear rose - coloured glasses about this stuff.

Danielle Mayfield writes a blog for RELEVANT about the princess propaganda our culture promotes and why girls need a better example of what it means to be a woman of God.

How many hours of written tests, driving tests, driving practice with parents, driving practice with a licensed instructor, eye exams, etc it takes to get a license, then stop and think about how many hours it takes a 16 year old girl to become «qualified» to have a baby... it's like 100 to 0.

Stephen Prothero wrote an article a few weeks back talking about the caste system and it's possible roots in hinduism which was linked to the killing of a girl who wanted to wed outside of her caste.

When I attend weddings, I'm not provided with the opportunity to talk about the really exciting ways that God's moving and using me — through my Master's degree classes, or the research project I'm wading through writing, or the middle school and high school girls Sunday school class I'm privileged to teach, or the fun trips I'm taking and the new people I'm meeting.

Write to me about «sons of God» (thought there was only one) came to earth and had «let's get it on» with young girls and women.

Next year will be a very exciting year for me with a new little girl arriving in February, so much to do and write about.

Katie: I'm actually thinking of writing two books: One, about my experience and everything I've learned throughout the sale, and a second one, a cookbook for what to do with your Girl Scout cookies.

Wickham's on - field achievements to date aren't much to write home about, but he has done well very for himself off the pitch by hooking up with Kayla Cadorna, who describes herself on Twitter as a «Fire Performer, Pro-dancer, Circus Girl».

In 2012, I wrote about «Our Girls Syndrome» where WNBA teams often draft or sign players who grew up in the area or went to local colleges in the area.

Julia wrote about why she co-slept with her children and Lactating Girl wrote her reasons for co-sleeping as well.

I've been filled with a mix of emotions (excitement, nervousness, sadness, happiness, pride, and even close to a panic attack this evening) about my girl starting kindergarten and I hope to write about it soon.

I just wrote out an e-mail today to a girl who was feeling discouraged about pumping at work with some «insider tips» on nursing — like the hands - free bustier!

Any spare time I've had outside of working, I've wanted to spend with my girls and husband or sleep — and not write a blog post lamenting about missing my girls.

(Hamm even took the time to give an interview to a 9 - year - old girl who wrote this blog about it.)

She writes at Intrepid Murmurings about her attempts to embrace motherhood, nurture creativity and stay sane while juggling three spirited girls under 5.

Once upon a time, I wrote a blog post about a little girl who made paper dresses with her mom.

She is a mom to two sets of twins that writes about technology and her busy life on her blog, Little Tech Girl.

For his girl's birthday on October 31, 2015, he posted a throwback picture and wrote, «When you were born it took about 2 seconds to realize that I was willing to die for you.

They do fight, a lot: I wrote a post about the truth about two siblings and someone told me I should be glad that I have girls as they don't fight.

Hubby asked the girls to write advice about hurricanes (more to keep them out of our way) but I was so impressed I decided to post her advice.

Jillian Lauren writes about it in her fascinating memoir, Some Girls: My Life in a Harem.

What girl wouldn't want to know who wrote those unflattering words about her on the bathroom stall walls?

I love cosleeping with our little girl, and I've written fondly about it before.

I'm writing a blog about babywearing, cloth diappers, funny things to do with kids... I'd like to share your experience babywearing your girls with my followers.

In 1958 Ritchie Valens wrote a song for his high school sweetheart Donna, and other songs exist about girls named Donna - a plus if you want your girl to have her «own» song.

But that pregnancy never happened, and it became a blog where she instead wrote about marriage, infertility, surgeries, a failed adoption, and eventually, adopting the little girl she calls her miracle child.

It's all about what got me to write the My Rotten Stepbrother books, specifically the crummy examples most fairy tales set for girls.

I usually have my kids test out the products I write about here, but since my youngest recently graduated high school, I'm going with my gut that Grabease would have def made it into our utensil drawer when my girls were small.

While pregnant with my baby girl, who was born healthy in February, I kept a list of topics and prompts that I wanted to write about once she arrived.