A Rare Good Night’s Sleep: Had. Mug of Decaf Coffee: Savored. One Year Bible: Read. Sunshine: Admired. Beds: Made. Breakfast and Lunch: Served. And Eaten. Blog Post: Posted. Google Reader: Perused. Grocery List: Started. Phone Calls: Made. Indoor Plants: Watered. First Grade Bible, Reading, History/Geography, Math, Science, Writing/Spelling, and Piano Lessons: Taught. Preschool Letters, Numbers, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘parenting’
A Day in the Life: 08/25/11
Posted in Aspiring Domestic Diva, Baby V, Granite, Homeschooling, Meadow, Miss List, My Love, Parenting, tagged composting, homeschooling, housekeeping, One Year Bible, parenting, pregnancy, walking on 09/01/2011 | 2 Comments »
Parenting 101
Posted in Parenting, Thoughts, tagged boundaries, discipline, parenting, teaching, training on 07/15/2011 | 9 Comments »
Dear C, First of all, thank you for your affirmations! I appreciate your encouragement so much. As you probably know, it is my tendency to focus on where I/we are lacking/weak and because of this I too often forget to just acknowledge and celebrate that which I/we have done and are doing well. So thank [...]
In my ideal world…
Posted in Miss List, Thoughts, tagged budgeting, faith, finances, God, homemaking, homeschooling, organic eating, organization, parenting, quiet time, reading, running, Scripture, sex, traveling, writing on 06/30/2011 | Leave a Comment »
In my ideal world… …every day begins before my children wake up, with a quiet breakfast, a time to read Scripture and a conversation with my God. …my house is clean every night when the lights are turned out – dishes washed, floors swept, laundry put away and all toys in their place – allowing [...]
Thoughts and plans…and hormones! Oh my!
Posted in Baby V, Pregnancy, tagged depression, hormones, morning sickness, parenting, pregnancy on 04/19/2011 | 4 Comments »
04/06/11 Well life has been on hold for several months now as my body has tried desperately to adjust to the demands of the little person growing inside my belly. From the middle of January until the middle of March, most of the hours in my day were spent eating, sleeping, crying, and/or parenting my [...]
