Elijah enjoyed putting copies of John & Romans together while we visited Bearing Precious Seed last week. |
Last week was such a great full week. We did so much together as a family and I was thankful to accomplish over half of my goals. That's a great successful week in my book! The entire family was blessed with a full week packed to the brim filled with fellowship with other friends. This week we will be focused more on staying at home and hopefully enjoying a good snowstorm.
Last Week's Goals
6. Finish reading Educating The Whole Hearted Child (or at least read 100 pages). - I read about 30 pages. I'm absolutely loving this book but it is definitely a book to savor.
7. Exercise three times. I put in two good workouts this week.
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This Week's Goals
Marriage, Mothering, & Family
1. Enjoy a special family activity this week. I'm leaving it up to the happy hubby to decide.
2. Attend two or three appointments with Evangeline this week. (I'm hoping that I don't have to actually attend one of the appointments and I can just speak to the physician on the telephone.)
3. Spend time making Valentine's day cards with the children.
4. Enjoy special one on one time with both children this week.
5. Write a love letter to my husband or do something thoughtful for him.
Homemaking
6. Research various quilt patterns and decide which pattern I intend to use for a quilt for Eli. I'm also hoping to make a trip to JoAnn Fabrics in the next week to look for fabric.
Personal
7. Catch up with a friend on the telephone.
8. Begin a new book. I'm kind of stumped right now as to what to read next. Does that ever happen to you? I absolutely love reading but nothing is jumping out at me.
Ministry & Friendships
9. Begin a letter to a friend who serves as an international missionary.
10. Wrap and mail a baby gift to a friend who lives out of state.
What goals do you have for this upcoming week? Are you hoping for snow?
Reading your goals (and how well you do on them!) is so intimidating. You do such a great job at everything! Must be an Emerson girl trait. ;) I would love to hear your homeschooling goals every week, too. I never know if I'm doing too much or too little. The boys are only 4 and 2, but I'd especially love to hear more about what you do with Eva. Thank you for sharing; you are super inspiring.
ReplyDeleteHeather,
DeleteYou are so sweet! I am glad you feel inspired but please, please do not be intimidated by my goals. The Lord has given us unique situations. I try hard to be balanced and get some things done each week but there are some days and weeks when it does't feel like I am getting anywhere! I will try to share a little bit more about our homeschooling. I'm SURE you are doing enough! Resist the temptation to over schedule and push your kids too much. Now is the best time for them to explore and develop a love for learning. Are you familiar with the book Slow & Steady Get Me ready? by June Oberlander. It has wonderful ideas for gentle learning activities to do with your child from birth to age 5. :)