Yesterday went well. After the early morning walk around the lake, breakfast (kefir smoothies) and devotions we headed downstairs to attack the scheduled school work. I feel frustrated by how much whispering and talking I deal with each day and have been trying to crack down on that.
I spent a good deal of time making copies and prepping school work for the upcoming months while the children did their book work.
For lunch I made homemade pizza. I put garlic in the crust. It was so yummy!
After lunch and some housework, I quickly threw some chicken and spanish rice casserole into the oven and dashed off to take Kaitlyn to her behind-the-wheel driving instruction. While I waited for her I picked up this week's raw milk, found a few bargains at Goodwill, and read a few chapters of my current book that I am reading, Sixth Covenant by Brock and Bodie Thoene, which is from the A.D. Chronicles Series.
At home, I was too tired to crochet. I checked my email and went to bed. All night my head was pounding and before I even opened my eyes I today I knew I had a bad headache!
This morning, breakfast was cold cereal (same as every Tues. b/c it is the only weekday morning that I can sleep in until 7... so I schedule something easy for the children to do unattended!) We did our devotions and we've done a bit of our bookwork, but it's been slow going today.
Hannah lost her reader... so she can't finish her assigned work. I lost a math test packet, so I called to order a new one this morning. One of the ladies who orders Azure with the co-op that delivers to my house called with a small scheduling question this morning and I forgot to put the dryer on so I am about an hour behind on laundry today.
All in all not too bad of a start to our day, but I always feel like so much more is POSSIBLE. Ever feel like that?
There is nowhere I need to be this evening. That's a relief. I do need to run to the post office this afternoon, but that will only take a total of 30 minutes or so. Maybe I will let Kaitlyn drive with me if my head stops hurting.










