- Get things ready for my mom's visit!
- Go to the school to drop off Princess and Prince's registration for Math Club - DONE
- While I am at the school cut out dolphins if needed (long story here) - DONE
- Hang said dolphins as needed - DONE
- Talk to the school office and tell them about the school-wide flyer I sent out asking (begging) for volunteers for the school Festival this weekend. We have lots of booths that need lots of help. - DONE
- Entertain the formerly barfing 3-year-old
- Do 5 loads of laundry One two three four five
- Clean 3 bathrooms One two three
- Finish getting DadOf3's an my bedroom straightened.
- Get into middle room and put lots of stuff away.
- Move a couch from middle room to Princess's room
- Assemble a piece of furniture in Middle room and get it out of my front room where it has been stored for several months.
- Get out Halloween decorations
- Vacuum upstairs
- Vacuum downstairs
- Dust
- Entertain the formerly barfing 3-year-old (on-going)
- Pray that the 5 year old and 7 year old do not start barfing.
- Skip Bible study (just cannot do it this morning)
- Clean off desk
- Pick up Festival Forms and assign willing parents a shift at a booth.
- Print scheudles from 30 class Room Parents after filling in empty spots with willing parent volunteers.
- Make cakes for Festival Cake Walk (cannot do this until tomorrow)
- Decorate said cakes
- Plan meals for this weekend
- Get groceries for weekend
- Stop worrying about a test I have to take next week.
- Check out future sister-in-law's new bridesmaid dress picks and get back to her
- Get my sizes (ouch!) and kids' sizes to future sister-in-law
- Send class newsletter to Princess's class.
- Feed family as needed
- Do dishes as needed and keep kitchen counters clear
- Straighten playroom or coerce/bribe kids to do this
- Plan what Princess and Prince should wear for school pictures tomorrow
- This is just off the top of my head. More to follow.
- Go to the library and pick 5 potential books to read to Prince's Kinder Class on Friday - DONE!
- Read books to Prince and have him choose his favorite
Busy busy day....
2 comments:
Yikes! Busy, much?
BIG list!! wowzer...good luck girl!
in answer to your questions on my blog (i can't find an email for you)
i started talking about it when J came to me with questions. i took the advice of my mom and only answered her specific questions, the way she did w/ me and my 4 siblings. as you know, kids can get overwhelmed with too much info and i didn't want to scare her off. she was fine with the answer and sometimes had more questions. i think in the beginning she was just 'feeling' it out to see what response her questions would get. then of course they have the health video in the 5th and 6th grades. the parents have the opportunity to preview the video. i had seen the before (i work in education) so i decided to take Jordan with me to the preview. then we went for a picnic and she asked some questions. so we have always talked about it, well since she started asking.
American Girl has a book titled "The care and keeping of you". read it. you will know if your daughter is mature enough for the content...but it will most def get a conversation going.
hope this answers your questions.
my daughters friends all started menstruating at ages 10, 11 and 12. J just turned 13 in August. when i was a girl my friends and i all started between 15 and 17...is it the hormones in the milk? ;)
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