Aug. 25, 2008 - Simple Woman's Daybook
I joined another meme which takes place every Monday. The purpose of this one is to "share with others a little look into your day plans and thoughts while you are focusing on the simplicity of the everyday moments around you." So here's my daybook FOR TODAY Monday, August 25th, 2008 ...
Outside My Window... the crows are cawking (so loudly it's what woke me up) and it's raining softly (which is perfect for all the grass seed we spread on Saturday).
I am thinking...about the day ahead.
I am thankful for...my little house in the country, fresh country air, the woodshed we just finished filling with wood, and for Audie, Levi and Truman.
Monday - Chicken and Biscuits
Tuesday - Scalloped potatoes and ham
Wednesday - Tacos
Thursday - Fish and Rice
Friday - Leftovers/Fend for Yourself NIght
Saturday - Homemade pizza
I am wearing...green cargo pants and a brown t-shirt.
I am creating...lesson plans and binders for school.
I am going...to take Truman to the groomer and pick up my new glasses today.
I am reading...The Little House Cookbook, Levi's textbooks, and Romans.
I am hoping...to have all my plans and notebooks ready to start school early next week.
I am hearing...Levi playing with a puzzle in the other room, the crows still cawking outside, and the keys on my keyboard clacking.
Around the house...there's a bit of an emptiness as Audie is gone until Thursday evening on a business trip.
One of my favorite things...The crisp, fresh air and the colorful leaves of autumn, which are just around the corner!
A Few Plans For The Rest Of The Week: Have dinner with my in-laws, go to a planning meeting for our homeschool group, visit my grandma, and have Levi's cousin over to play one more time before she goes back to school.
Here is picture (or two) I am sharing...
From left to right - our nephew Shane, Audie and Audie's dad building the woodshed early last summer.
Audie putting the roof on the woodshed at the end of last summer.To join the Simple Woman's Daybook meme, go to .http://thesimplewoman.blogspot.com/
Comments
Aug. 25, 2008 - Simple Woman's Day Book
Posted by Anonymous
I enjoyed your blog. Last year for HS we used the Prairie Primer for part of our curriculum. It is based on the Little House Books. I may get it out again this year to add to our curriculum. Stop by my blog sometime. www.reflectionsinthewindow.blogspot.com
Aug. 25, 2008 - Hi
Posted by Susan (A Happy Heart at Home)
Hi. I enjoyed your Daybook. We're getting things ready to start school on September 2nd. Come see my Daybook at:
http://ahappyheartathome.blogspot.com
~Susan
Aug. 25, 2008 - Simple Woman's Day Book
Posted by Anonymous
Its Jen again,
I had the wonderful opportunity to meet "Nellie" this past month. We live next to a living history museum and they had Laura Ingalls Wilder day. "Nellie" was there, she was so sweet, even in 95 degree weather. It was great! I felt like a kid again.
Aug. 25, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Sandpiper
I love the crisp Autumn air too, I'm always ready for it when it comes after the Summer.
Aug. 25, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Sandra
Welcome to The Simple Woman's Daybook :) I enjoyed reading your entry.
http://familycorner.blogspot.com/2008/08/simple-woman-daybook-august-24th.html
Aug. 25, 2008 - PANTS
Posted by 3FoldChord
I'd like to have a pair of green cargo pants...
The crows here are LOUD, we didn;t have this many in Ohio. But we have more humming brds, here, too.
I like having the blogger list on my page- it lets me know when the blogs I read are updated.
Aug. 25, 2008 - Simple Woman's Daybook
Posted by Anonymous
I enjoyed reading your daybook entry.
Isn't it funny how the house just feels different when you know someone isn't there. Same thing if someone is sick - it just feels different!
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Aug. 25, 2008 - Oops
Posted by neverathomemom
I didn't realize I wasn't signed in when I posted my comment.
That was from me :) :)
Blessings,
~E~
Aug. 25, 2008 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Anonymous
Always good to see men at work building something. I'm always very thankful for a hubby who can build stuff and friends who'll help him when needed.
Elaine
