For Today…November 2, 2009
Outside my Window…When I stepped outside this evening, I noticed I can see my breath. Crisp autumn weather is here.
I am thinking…wondering: Why am I staying up late to do this post? Answer: I feel guilty about my posts being so few and far between.
From the learning rooms…In seventh grade math, we have been doing charts, graphs and equations. Today the students were introduced to the TI-83 graphing calculator, and were quite impressed with it.
I am thankful for…the health and strength to keep busy doing useful things.
From the kitchen…Tonight two of the girls and I had a late errand to run in town, so Taco Bell did the cooking tonight. I enjoy their beef taco salad with zesty ranch dressing.
I am wearing…a red sweater hoodie and soft black pants.
I am reading…I just finished reading Charity Girl by Georgette Heyer. In this book, the author especially looks at father/son and mother/daughter relationships, both good and bad. As always, she has a great deal of fun with her characters.
I am hoping…daughter Laura feels stronger soon, after giving birth to child number three last Monday. She is doing just fine, but it takes a while to get one’s strength back.
I am creating…this blog post.
I am hearing…a train whistle blowing, off in the distance.
Around the house…I noticed the pear tree is bare of leaves, but the fruit is still clinging to the branches. I think I’ll bake a pear torte or crisp tomorrow.
One of my favorite things…is working hard all day, and then relaxing at the end of the day.
A Few Plans For The Rest Of The Week…My younger sister is coming for a visit! The girls and I need to get the guest room all fresh and clean in anticipation of her arrival on Wednesday.
Here is a picture thought I am sharing with you…
My daughter Laura took this picture of her daughter Carly holding newborn brother Koen. She is so thrilled with him. When she wants to hold him, she says, “I need it!”
Hostess Peggy says this about The Simple Woman’s Daybook:
Are you content to linger on the simple things of life…then join me in taking a little look into the day plans and thoughts of those of us who are focusing on simplicity…the beauty of the everyday moments around us. That is my vision for this idea!
That picture just brings a smile to my face, and a bit of a tear to my eye…so sweet, and so reminiscent of pics I have of my kiddos. (sigh) Don’t they grow up fast?
Have a great week!
What a sweet photo! They are precious! So nice that your sister is coming for a visit. I hope you two have a very special time together.
How wonderful…and new grandbaby! He is so sweet…I would love to hold him too…ha ha
They are both so precious.