Its the weekend.. The kids are excited, no school for two days. :) I sit at the computer and contemplate the tyranny of the urgent. What SHOULD I get done with my weekend, and what do I WANT to do with my weekend. I sometimes have to ponder my priorities.
I am so ready for spring, I WANT to go dig up my frozen garden and get started, but know that would be a waste of time, it is still February. :) Though early or not I have some tiny pepper starts in my kitchen already popping their heads through the soil....looking for sunshine. A little like me, I guess. I do love the change of seasons, and am ready for this one.
When I was a little girl, time went so slowly...winter lasted forever. Now winter is a quick blink..a slightly chilly one. My kids are growing, so very quickly also. The seasons of their lives are changing at the same speed. All of them are out of diapers, have started school, learning to read and slowly gaining independence. I look forward to the seasons they are entering but wish to hold them there too. I am better with some change than I am others.
With that being said, I know what I am doing today. There three little people that want to go outside. We won't plant the garden, but will enjoy the day. Time is marching on, and I don't want to miss it.
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud, it is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails...
1 Corinthians 13: 4-8
1 Corinthians 13: 4-8
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Spring is Coming!
It's almost midnight, and I am sitting at the computer. The house is quiet, and I am relishing the stillness, for just a minute longer. I have decided to start a blog...I never thought I would do this, but decided to give it a try. This is my first entry.
School went well today. We switched our homeschooling cirriculum in January. I find this new cirriculum was initially more difficult, but am so glad we switched. The little lights are starting to turn on now. My kids are "getting" things and it makes my heart so excited to see it. I love homeschooling (another thing I didn't think I'd ever do)...:)
Hap and I planted 72 pepper and tomato starts the other day. We planted beefsteak, red cherry and yellow bell tomatoes. We also planted green, red and banana peppers. I am not sure who was more excited to dig in, him or me. Hap will be my little farmer when he grows up...he's so much like Tim.
We will soon have some new chicks...hopefully next week. We've ordered Maran chicks as well as more Rhode Island Reds. I love the Reds, but have wanted Marans for awhile. I was able to order some locally, and am very excited. We officially have spring fever at our house! Thank you Lord for the changing of seasons!
School went well today. We switched our homeschooling cirriculum in January. I find this new cirriculum was initially more difficult, but am so glad we switched. The little lights are starting to turn on now. My kids are "getting" things and it makes my heart so excited to see it. I love homeschooling (another thing I didn't think I'd ever do)...:)
Hap and I planted 72 pepper and tomato starts the other day. We planted beefsteak, red cherry and yellow bell tomatoes. We also planted green, red and banana peppers. I am not sure who was more excited to dig in, him or me. Hap will be my little farmer when he grows up...he's so much like Tim.
We will soon have some new chicks...hopefully next week. We've ordered Maran chicks as well as more Rhode Island Reds. I love the Reds, but have wanted Marans for awhile. I was able to order some locally, and am very excited. We officially have spring fever at our house! Thank you Lord for the changing of seasons!
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