Boy where do I start??? I don't clean. I don't vacuum, dust, or scrub the toilets. My husband does it all. I do cook dinner and sometimes he will let me wash the dishes, to hard for me to dry. The only way that happens is IF I bet him to the sink.... I know that I am bless above a be on with a husband that does so much. I try very hard to keep our school area neat, and that wasn't a good plan until we were blessed with a bookshelf, two weeks ago. My daughters room is a mess and I never remember to tell her to clean it up. She was told yesterday to do it and then again tonight, that it had to be done before he gets home. Our house is a small bungalow. Me being in a wheelchair has proven a bit hard. We are trying to come up with a way that our daughters room can be better set up for me to get in there and put her cloths away, we lack space that I can use. I can't get to or in her closet?? That makes for space not used, and a lack of space to put her clothes away. We have come up with a few workable plans but $$ is needed to make that plan work.
I am bless with a loving husband that does everything for me, I just try to make things easier on him.
Psalm 24:4 (NKJV)
He who has clean hands and a pure heart,
Who has not lifted up his soul to an idol,
Nor sworn deceitfully.
This use to be how school was.....
Harvey was not happy about school taking over the kitchen table, area or wall. I was allow to put papers on her door and on the b&W picture.
Then he has come to realize what homeschooling has done for our daughter and for our family, this is what the area looks like now.
We now have things on the table as I don't have enough wall space and it is eaier having memory work right under her. There is a plastic table cloth, over the papers. We were just blessed with the white bookshelf and now there are NO SCHOOL books on the table at dinner time. We also were just blessed with our new white board, did you notice the b&w picture is gone? This new white board looks so much clearner then the old one?? I work very hard to keep it all away for him. We still have one drawer on wheel thing, and one plastic box with art supplies in. I don't have pictures of these.
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Sep. 25, 2008 - Untitled Comment
My sister has Cerebral Palsy so was in a wheel chair and on crutches when we were growing up. Our house had sturdy banisters and hooks at the top and bottom of the stairs so she could get up and down and keep her crutches available. When she moved out on her own, into an adapted living apartment, everything was wheelchair accessible.. and she stopped using her crutches and lost the ability to walk.
bless you for doing your assignment Teresa
Mrs. Sombra
BFS Teacher