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This is just a quick post to show you my pages from last week. I have been busy working on Planner Friday for tomorrow and suddenly it is T...
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Well we are making it through our first week of school! Annabelle had a half day on Tuesday, then a full day yesterday and today. We then have a long weekend before going back Tuesday. It seems like Annabelle is adjusting well. I’m excited to head to curriculum night to learn a little more about […]
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Being pregnant can have all kinds of unexpected effects. There will probably be days when you just don't feel in control of your emotions and they get the better of you, making you cry for no reason. Or your body feels clumsy and uncoordinated, and you keep walking into the furniture. Just talk to some other moms-to-be and you'll find that these side effects are all a normal part of the pregnancy experience!
This week in my Herbal diary, I have sketched a Dog Rose, Buttercup seed heads, White Clover, Common Sorrel, and a Common Spotted Orchid. Rose is still learning about the animal kingdom. Here is a rare brown Panda that she sketched. Hot and cold climates In my Calendar of Firsts, I sketched the beautiful, fragrant…
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This was a week of challenges for us. Last Friday at CC there was a project introduced for the students to build bridges made from straws, rubber bands, and play dough, as part of our physics portion of Cycle 2. The bridges had to be built in class and will be tested at the end of the term to see if they hold weight. The bridge that holds the most weight "wins." Matty and his partner found the task to be somewhat frustrating last week, so we bought materials and invited his friend over and together they built a prototype so that they would have a better idea of what to do in class this week. They worked diligently and after one epic failure built a bridge that ultimately held 16 lbs! Not bad for straws, rubber bands and a bit of determination, but those boys had to dig deep to conquer their frustration, disappointment, and their desire to give up. Working diligently The completed design 16 lbs! In addition to bridge-building, we have been preparing to meet the challenge of Memory Master, so much of our school time is given to reviewing and reciting. It is an excellent opportunity to see just how determined this kid can be, and yet, I wake in the middle of the night with history and Latin songs going through my head! I will be glad to finish the term! Molly is enjoying Phonics Road, though I confess that I have not worked with her as much as I have wanted to this week, due to the emphasis on memory work for her big brother. Nevertheless we started working through the readers, and while these are very easy for her, they give her a feeling of success because she can read them fluently, and she is always willing to illustrate...anything! She took her time and did a very good job illustrating "The Red Hen." My diligent artist! Upon reflection, this week was wonderful. I love watching the children (and especially at this point Matty) meet his challenges head on and overcome them. He is beginning to understand that he can do what he wants to do if he sets his mind firmly to do it, and "digs deep." He is growing more confident with every success, and admitting that he has learned even when he fails. I have struggled with whether or not it was wise to put pressure on him to aim for something that he has a reasonable chance of not achieving, but I have come to the conclusion that failure is just as good a teacher as success, and perhaps better. I have confidence that he is able to do this. The question becomes, however, can I guide my son to lay down his fears, work to the best of his ability, and ultimately throw himself upon the grace of God to help carry him through, win or lose? That last question...there's the rub...and the guiding principle of this whole journey, is it not?
Here are my pages for this week. I was a bit busier than last week and I'm sure I wouldn't have got half as much done if I hadn't been usin...
French Fridays week 23: Sharing everything I loved from the week. All things French with style, beauty, food, and places in Paris.
It's been nearly two, maybe more, years since I've scrapbooked, really scrapbooked. I've stopped taking my nice Nikon dSLR camera places, r...
20220612 | 좋아하는 것에 대해서 왜 좋아하게 되었는지에 대해서는 궁리하지 않는다. 이상하게도 당연한 것처럼 항상 그랬다. 그저 어떻게 좋아하고 있는지, 지금 내가 좋아하고 있는 것의 상태는 어떤지, 그런 것을 생각하느라 시간을 쓰고 나면 왜 좋아하게 되었던 건지에 대해서 생각할 여력이 없어져버리는 것인지도 모른다. <노래하는 복희 / 김복희>
Here’s what this past week looked like: I was in Los Angeles again this weekend. But this time for a project with Better Homes & Gardens Magazine. I got some quality MAJ time! On the way home from LA this morning. Having the window seat is always fun. My trip was amazing. It made realize how […]
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