So i always have my projects going on and i just had to have a garden. It is all the rage. The Squirrels got most of it at first. Elijah and i have really enjoyed working in it and Elijah especially likes using the hoe or rake.
Showing posts with label goals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goals. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
what the squirrels didn't get too.
So i always have my projects going on and i just had to have a garden. It is all the rage. The Squirrels got most of it at first. Elijah and i have really enjoyed working in it and Elijah especially likes using the hoe or rake.
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homeschool preschool,
money saving projects
Thursday, March 5, 2009
March goals!
I did pretty good on my February goals, the only thing i did not get accomplished was my experimenting with fruit leather. Kevin and i are headed to Gainesville on Saturday(going to UK vs. UF bball game) and am going to spend a fortune getting strawberries to freeze and make fruit leather so i will be accomplishing that goal soon enough.
March is a busy month but here are some things i want to accomplish.
1.March 10th is the "feast of Purim."- i am trying to start a tradition of sorts with this one, so i am not going to have high expectations. Plus, pretty much everyone thinks i am crazy and that this idea is too abnormal. I just want to stretch people and teach children and adults about something from the history of Christianity.
2. St. Patrick's Day fun- this will be the first time i do something besides wear green for this holiday. But i thought this could be a fun memory to do with the family. I am still working on the details. But i am thinking of doing a Shamrock craft and incorporating a teaching of the trinity.
Also thinking, green milk and eggs for breakfast. Clover sandwich and shamrock smoothie for lunch. Salad and sheperd's pie for dinner. Green jello for dessert. Any more ideas (educational for food ideas for SPD?).
3. Make fruit leather.
4. till my garden and start planting!!!!!!!
5. Prepare for Holy Week events- i REALLY want this time to be a special time full of memories, since this is the backbone of what WE believe and want to teach our family.
So we are going to begin with Palm Sunday(or Sat. night). We are going to invite friends over to celebrate the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. We are basically going to have a family, kid friendly worship service, where we can worship through song and with our palm branches. I am so excited about this. This was one of my absolute favorite memories from the years i spend at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Asheville. We were each given a real palm leaf and would wave them in the air as we worshipped. I loved how much freeing and fun it was to worship our God this way. And what an amazing visual for the kids to see, hear, smell, touch. I love it! So we are going to do our own at home....anybody up for something different?
Passover- thursday
Good friday-We are going to stay home as a family and watch a preschool version of the Resurrection of Jesus with popcorn and snacks and under candlelight.
Sat- decorate eggs, do resurrection eggs, get ready for Sunday morning.
Sun- still working on this one....but of course i want it to be extra special!!!! Any ideas??
Friday, January 23, 2009
februaryg oals
1. Elijah's bday! organized, paid for(without credit card)
2. learn to make my own granola so i can have another healthy snack for Elijah- he is picky!
3. experiment with fruit leather (home-made fruit roll ups)-Elijah's fav.
4. meal plan a month in advance
5. make more laundry detergent
6. Send pics to Elijah's birthmom and to mine and kevin's parents!!!! I wish they would just get facebook.
7. organize crafts for Elijah and i to do this month.
8. make valentines day cheap or free, but special...totally need ideas!!
9.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Goals for 2009
i know this sounds weird but i don't think i have ever made a list of goals for the upcoming year. Sure i made resolutions, but i don't think that is the same...resolutions are like lofty ideas and goals seem more realistic and tangible. So here they go!
1. finish memorizing romans 8 (half through)
2. finish memorizing phil. 2 (also halfway)
3. intentionally and intensely interceeding for my husband
4. weekly Bible verses with Elijah
5. morning devotions as a family
6. read 40 books
7. start a bee farm (haha...i wish! kevin thinks i am crazy...so i think i will let him get use to the idea for a year or so)
8. replace the majority of my produce with my own organic backyard garden
9. start canning
10. coopers 1st year scrapbook
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