Another day done.
Today we organized school shelves....got rid of old curriculum. Got a new plan.
Did Bible study....cleaned my office desk.
It is sooooooo purty! My desk was truly, truly a disaster. Now it is pristine.
Made club sandwiches for lunch, kids are cleaning up dinner and PRAYING we let them stay up to watch the original Pride and Prejudice. Which is like 133 hours long.
Which would be a SIN to let them do since we just re-iterated our reiteration that it was in bed by EIGHT to read or movie at eight until nine and then lights out.
It is currently 8:46....and the clinking and running of water and desperate whispers still emanate from la cocina.
Sooooo, it's not looking good for them. Though I DO have my networking group in the morning so I could let them...
They are on the "up at six" plan and are LOVING it! And since it is biblical...
Oh gee, CALM down, I am just kidding.
I mean actually it IS biblical but I just said that to bug you.
And you know who you are.
Even if I don't. Lol
They are up to do home blessing earlier so we can do school earlier so we can do other things earlier. We are liking it. They always like it because those of us who are early risers KNOW how much work we can get done before others are even making coffee. And when they see it, they are like, WOW.
We've been making lots of TEA lately. Big pots. Little pots. Big mugs. Tea cups.
Which means the facts start rolling in.
"Mom. Did you know that the strength of tea depends on the amount of tea not the length of time is steeps?"
No, I did not. Can I have coffee now?
I have nothing of consequence to say or report but I am TRYING to keep up the blogging...but a friend of mine recently started one that is sooooooo good already! ;) I'll be spending some time reading hers!
I miss blogging about church. I guess I mean I miss having something to blog about. Wait. That's not what I mean. I mean I wish I was in the sermon more so I could hear the message so I could blog about it! Whew. That was hard.
But I never seem to get a full hour outside to listen to it. It is making me crazy and I am considering scheduling it in right after church. Whoever does not attend church will have the full listening time of the sermon upon our return home. Uninterrupted.
We'll farm the kids out to the backyard or something. Whaddaya think?
Got nuthin' my friends. I am spending it all on the publication. Sorry.
Maybe I'll just start writing jokes...or I know, Limericks! yeah! Ok, I'll go first, and then you all leave or send me one and I'll post it on this post with our signatures. I must receive at least three before I blog again!
Wow. Limerical threats. Cool.
There once was a crazy reformer.
Who perhaps showed a bit of performer.
She disliked the obscene
in her magazine-
so now she's a wholesome brain-stormer!
Entry number one: from Tif! GREAT job!
There once was a boy named Joe,
Whose first words were "No, I don't think so."
As time went by,
He learned to comply,
Now he accepts the word "No."
Entry number two: Cheryl! I love it!
There once was a writer of fiction.
Who couldn't get right with her diction.
She started to blog, her head in a fog,
and she now has bloggers' addiction.
Shalom ya'll.
3 comments:
There once was a boy named Joe,
Whose first words were "No, I don't think so."
As time went by,
He learned to comply,
Now he accepts the word "No."
Okay--this is really bad and not entirely true :0), but I did it. This from the math person--not the writer person!!!
There once was a writer of fiction.
Who couldn't get right with her diction.
She started to blog, her head in a fog,
and she now has bloggers' addiction.
Doesn't quite make sense but so what! It was fun.
i like both of those...steph i miss when you don't blog, so i hope you don't just let it go!
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