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The Simple Woman’s Daybook {Aug 10,2010}

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Today’s post is from The Simple Woman’s Daybook.

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FOR TODAY

Outside my window the sun is shining brightly and the heat of the day can be felt through the shades covering the windows.

I am thinking about school planning, hoping to accomplish a lot this year.

I am thankful for my children who have truly blessed my life.

From the learning rooms we are preparing for school by keeping it simple and slowly introducing our studies back into our everyday life.

From the kitchen will be either sloppy joes or 4 cheese Rigatoni for lunch and pork chops, Rice-A-Roni, mac n cheese, corn and muffins for dinner.

I am wearing a comfy blue t-shirt with black shorts today.

I am creating plans.  Lots of plans for the house and school and life.

I am going to work on my kitchen clutter and classroom in a little while.

I am reading lots of blogs lately.  I enjoy the ideas that are being shared.

I am hoping that my headache goes away before much longer.

I am hearing the sweetest voices calling me Mommy and excitedly telling me what words they just wrote.

Around the house there is a mess that is slowly disappearing everyday.

One of my favorite things is the joy on my Two-dlers face when she does something she finds funny.  This girl is well loved and it more than shows! 🙂

A few plans for the rest of the week:  Organize, plan and get ready to paint the girls’ room.

Here is picture for thought I am sharing:  A beautiful smile to brighten the day!

Back to School Time {August 2010}

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It’s that time of year again.  Everyone is preparing to return to the days of school.  Even those of us who Home Educate.  The past few days (week?) has been spent picking out curriculum, planning out school work, interviewing the kids to see what they want to learn about this year.  Emma is full of suggestions, some great, other’s off-the-wall, but interests of hers none-the-less.  Will I get to all of it?  Probably not, but I’ll darn sure try my best to!

One thing I’ve noticed for sure this year is that parents everywhere are happy to have their children return to a routine of daily education.  For me, I can’t wait to have that scheduled learning going on again.  I love having my children home with me everyday 24 hours, 7 days a week.  Sure it gets tough, but life was not meant to be easy for any of us.

As I read other Mother’s saying “I can’t wait for school to start so the kids can go back”, I feel a little sad inside.  I wonder if these parents know what they are truly missing out on in their rush for their children to leave them?  The sweet smiles they daily miss, the enjoyment on their child’s face and in their heart when they discover something new they did not know.  Do they realize someone else, someone not connected to their child, is enjoying all these moments that God intended them to have? 

I’m thankful to live in America, to have the freedom to choose how I educate my child and to be blessed to have every moment with my children that God made just for me, their Mother.  I remember the days before I knew what Home Education was, how brainwashed (for lack of a better term) I was about children “needing” a “public” education.  I am THANKFUL I no longer think or feel that way.  I am THANKFUL that this is the path that God lead us upon (even though many people, family included do not understand my decision in this or that it was indeed God-led). 

I know each family has to decide what is best for them but I do pray for the families who cannot wait for their children to leave, give them a break, grow up, etc., that those parents will see just how much being with and loving each and every moment with your children is a blessing and a gift from God, before they really are grown, gone and it’s way too late.  I pray God shows these parents that their children are blessing and not the inconviences they have allowed their hearts to portray.

I’m asking that my blogging friends also join me in this prayer and hope they too appreciate their children as much as I love mine. 

Many blessing to you all… and Happy planning for the new school year!

30 Day Journal – Day 6: 20 Favorite Things

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Day 6:
20 of My Favorite Things
  1. My Family – my children and my dog!
  2. The internet – what would I do without it?
  3. God – who plays a part in who I am.
  4. Reading – knowledge is an important and powerful thing in life.
  5. Homeschooling – or Independant Education, as I like to call it.  Love watching my kids learn!
  6. Olive Garden and their delicious meals (and yummy breadsticks too!)
  7. Handpainting – my release from stress.
  8. Hot baths – to soak away the day.
  9. Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream – nothing like it, especially in a milkshake!!
  10. Pepsi – my coffee
  11. Snuggling with my babies – brings happiness to my heart.
  12. My son asking for a hug – because he is not the affectionate one!
  13. My Princessa style – unique just like her!
  14. My baby’s sweet, clutching hugs – and how she says the word as she does it, so proudly!
  15. Dancing with my babies
  16. Comfy pants – that fit like a second skin.
  17. Reading blogs – an easy way to look into the lives of others and to learn so much about this crazy life!
  18. Music – spirit and joy shown through the words of the world
  19. Good friends – who love you no matter how silly, crabby, happy or sad you are.
  20. “Good Morning Mommy” all the way to “Good-night” – I love my babies happy smiles.
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