Wednesday- half way point. Well usually. It’s more like Thursday for us since Friday is no school- YAY! Going to put my Fearlessly Feminine Challenge in with this one because I want to just get it all done now. 
Have a bathroom to clean still tonight….
That’s one of the first skirts I bought for myself many many years ago…and it's fit me the whole time! I don’t like the pockets on this one…they stick out lol. Yes, I was being silly. Dd took my picture with my phone and was taking a while.
Nice productive day today Fox and I pulled weeds this afternoon (I so love the cooler temps…ahhh.) and Lee vacuumed out the car. Tried to get the back yard watered but it’s so dry and after finding out we can only water on certain days (which always seem to be the days we usually forge to water), I can’t tell if it’s done any good. It’s just a bunch of dryness back there. Well, at least there aren’t many grasshoppers!
That’s just some of the weeds we pulled. In the dumpster behind our house. One (more) nice thing about living in this city. We have community dumpsters
Okay, on to what was done with school:
Lee:
Bible: Reading (Numbers 33), verse (Romans 6:1-16), Mere Christianity
Math: Life of Fred Beginning Algebra (Lesson 61)
History/Geography: The Life of Christopher Columbus
Language Arts: Jensen’s Grammar (Lesson 70)
Foreign Language: -
Gov’t/Economics/Civics/Logic: Whatever Happened to Justice?
Science: Biology (pages 76-77, vocabulary and “lab”)
Fox:
Bible: Reading (Number 22), verse (Ephesians 6:1-4)
Math: Life of Fred PreAlgebra 2 with Economics (Bridge, First Try)
History/Geography: – Around the World in 180 Days (Antarctica- worked on report about the hole in the ozone), will start a new time period when we come back from our move!
Language Arts: 30 minutes of reading (Parables from Nature), The Age of Fable (pages 289-293, still talking about Ulysses)
Foreign Language: -Gov’t/Economics/Civics/Logic: Plutarch (Solon)
Science: The Story Book of Science (Chapter 14, notebook)
Penmanship: Pictures in Cursive
Have a bathroom to clean still tonight….
That’s one of the first skirts I bought for myself many many years ago…and it's fit me the whole time! I don’t like the pockets on this one…they stick out lol. Yes, I was being silly. Dd took my picture with my phone and was taking a while.
Nice productive day today
Fox and I pulled weeds this afternoon (I so love the cooler temps…ahhh.) and Lee vacuumed out the car. Tried to get the back yard watered but it’s so dry and after finding out we can only water on certain days (which always seem to be the days we usually forge to water), I can’t tell if it’s done any good. It’s just a bunch of dryness back there. Well, at least there aren’t many grasshoppers! 
That’s just some of the weeds we pulled. In the dumpster behind our house. One (more) nice thing about living in this city. We have community dumpsters
Okay, on to what was done with school:
Lee:
Bible: Reading (Numbers 33), verse (Romans 6:1-16), Mere Christianity
Math: Life of Fred Beginning Algebra (Lesson 61)
History/Geography: The Life of Christopher Columbus
Language Arts: Jensen’s Grammar (Lesson 70)
Foreign Language: -
Gov’t/Economics/Civics/Logic: Whatever Happened to Justice?
Science: Biology (pages 76-77, vocabulary and “lab”)
Fox:
Bible: Reading (Number 22), verse (Ephesians 6:1-4)
Math: Life of Fred PreAlgebra 2 with Economics (Bridge, First Try)
History/Geography: – Around the World in 180 Days (Antarctica- worked on report about the hole in the ozone), will start a new time period when we come back from our move!
Language Arts: 30 minutes of reading (Parables from Nature), The Age of Fable (pages 289-293, still talking about Ulysses)
Foreign Language: -Gov’t/Economics/Civics/Logic: Plutarch (Solon)
Science: The Story Book of Science (Chapter 14, notebook)
Penmanship: Pictures in Cursive
Have I told you before that you're amazing, Blossom? I have? Ok, well, I'll say it again. Would you please send me via express mail just a pinch of your organizational skills. :) Truly, these what we did posts are going to be such blessing to all of you in the future (as they are right now, too).
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture of you, and I'll try not to envy you for being able to wear the same size skirt year after year. Ahem, I have several sizes in my closet, but I'm finally weeding out those "one day" ones.
Love and hugs to you, my friend!!