School Planning at the Lake
Last week was amazingly busy, but this week promises to be even busier! To motivate myself to get going, I decided to share my goals for the coming week.
Marriage:
- Date with husband.
Mothering:
- Do something special with each child individually.
Homemaking:
- Make some more elderberry syrup.
- Organize one area of the kitchen.
- Finish sewing one dress for my daughter.
Homeschool:
- Have art time Monday morning. This is something new I’ve been doing each week with my three younger children, and they all three LOVE it!
Personal:
- Finish reading one book.
- Exercise 3 days this week.
- Be in bed by 11:00 every night.
This Week’s Featured Posts
Once again, Heidi at The J-Crew had the most-clicked post from last week’s link-up! In her Modest Monday post she shares some lovely, feminine Polyvore outfits. I especially love the one below:
Carol at Pur et Simple shares how to print your blog as a PDF using the Print Friendly Chrome extension. Good to know!
And finally, Elizabeth at Elizabeth Mary Online, shared this adorable no-sew fabric bunting:
Also, don’t miss the opportunity to sign up for this amazing homemaking conference! It’s on sale this week, and if you sign up by tomorrow night you get a set of free scripture prints and scripture cards!
thanks so much for the feature! and for hosting a fun link-up 😉 I really enjoy seeing/reading your blog and all the other link-ups.
Have a great week!
Thanks so much for sharing your outfit inspiration, Heidi!
I love that outfit, would be so cute with a little white cardi. BTW, we make elderberry syrup here all the time. It's a Central European thing.
I agree about the cardi. 🙂 How neat that you make elderberry syrup, too! We have our own elderberry bushes that I was able to harvest several bags of berries from this summer. It's fun to make your own "medicine"! 🙂
Thank you so much for featuring my no-sew bunting post! I so enjoy linking up here each week- thank you for hosting such a fun party!
Hope you have a beautiful upcoming week 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing it, Elizabeth! And thanks for linking up here! 🙂