Guess what? Still clean. I know. Amazing. No dirty clothes or dirty dishes. Clean living room. I'm enjoying it too. Not taking it for granted.
Today I worked in the garden and cut the grass. For supper we ate grilled chicken, grilled corn and mac and cheese. My tummy's full and my body's tired. And a little smelly. Right now, all I want is a bath, a cup of coffee and good book.
But first the kids and I are going to read about Joan of Arc, our person of the week. Turns out, she's not Noah's wife at all. She was French. She was a teenager. And since 1920, she 's a saint. Hmmm. Cool.
-
Today, I cleaned out my big hall closet. A lot. Like to the tune of purging three garbage bags out of it. I am so tired of my house being fu...
-
This is a post that's been simmering in my mind for quite some time. I've noticed that people think very differently about toilet pa...
4 comments:
Ahhhhh...summertime at the Sharp's. So, listen, my house is a disaster...you think you might be interetsted in making some money for the kid's college tuitions??? Just saying...:o)
I just had a few free minutes to sit and read the drama of the working children. You are one of my Mommy heros. I could so see me doing that one day and it makes me smile to know that you have paved the way for me!
Joan of arc huh...I don't know much about her except that she is one bad chic. Tell us about her please!
Hello, friend. How are you? I'm missing your usually more-frequent updates.
Aren't you headed out on the Jr. High trip tomorrow? Blessings, dear one, for a trip that gives you lots of good laughs and plenty of opportunities to talk about the gospel!
I've always loved Joan of Arc. I think I saw a Wishbone on it when I was little. Wishbone rocked.
Which Jane Eyre have you got? I love that book!!!!
Post a Comment