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Month: September 2009

Thankful Thursday

Posted in Family

Laurie at Woman Taking a Stand is hosting this week’s Thankful Thursday. For the first weekend in a very long time, we were able to spend quality time together as a family.  We were able to reconnect and just enjoy being a family. I feel blessed that we were able to spend the weekend enjoying God’s creation.  We felt so small compared to the glorious landscape around us.  I’m amazed at all the Lord has given to us.  He could have made this earth boring and bland, but instead He made this earth stunning.  He cares so much about us…

Works for Me Wednesday: Workboxes

Posted in Homemaking, and Homeschooling

It seems like Sue Patrick’s workboxes are being talked about everywhere on the internet. The truth is, when I first heard about them, I didn’t see how they would help us, but I was still interested as it sounded like a cool concept. It wasn’t until I was able to attend one of Sue’s seminars during the HOTM online conference that I started to change my thinking about workboxes. When she generously offered a free ebook to the military families in attendance, I quickly jumped at the chance to be able to check out the book. After the attending the…

Getting Ready for Awana

Posted in Christian Life

Last Wednesday, our church held registration and orientation for the new year of Awana. We registered Munchkin and then the leaders talked to the parents. The leaders are really pumped about this year. They are expecting great things for the kids. I was impressed with their concern with the safety of the kids, and their desire to see the kids grow in Christ. After the leaders were done talking to the parents, the parents were dismissed, and the kids had a meet and greet time. Munchkin has been happily working on her book this week. She’s learning her verses and…

Studypod Review

Posted in Homeschooling, and Reviews

Studypod was developed by a former teacher (assisted with input from his students) to help students organize their workspace when doing homework and reading, helping to make homework more enjoyable and to get their work done faster. Studypod isn’t just limited to students. Here are some examples of different uses for the Studypod: portable music stand portable art stand book holder at the gym recipe book holder When I first saw the Studypod, I thought, “where was that when I was in school”. I could immediately see many uses for it in our home. I was thrilled when I found…