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Monday, June 28, 2010

Monday DayLook: June 28, 2010

The Shepherdess by Bouguereau For Today:  June 28, 2010

Looking out from my back porch …  bright sunny day with a light breeze ... the weeds need mowing, again!

I am thinking about … 4-H Achievement Days is this week, so the kids need to get all baking projects done today – Angel Food Cake, 12 Egg Yolk Cookies, Banana Bread, Pumpkin Bread.  Static exhibits are judged tomorrow morning starting at 10am.

I am thankful for … a peaceful morning

I am reading…  ‘A Haystack Full of Needles’ and still working my way through a pile of magazines

I am hoping…that Graham’s appt. this afternoon goes well.

I am hearing...the electric mixer whirring to beat egg whites for Angel Food Cake

I am wearing… beige capris and a blue t-shirt

 From the sewing/craft room (aka. laundry room!)…I’m just thankful that all of Angelina’s sewing projects are completed … 2 skirts, a small doll quilt, a pillowcase, and fabric ‘paper’ dolls.

 From the school room... the school room has been barren, but the learning continues in our backyard, kitchen, sewing room, etc.

 From the kitchen... this weekend, I made a Garlic Cream Sauce for Pork Chops.  It was ‘lick your lips’ good.

 State of the house… in the interest of 4-H, the house has been neglected.  I’m ok with it, for now.

 A successful moment… Louis has managed to figure out how to pull himself up beside furniture.

 A few plans for the rest of the week…
Monday: Baking & Achievement Day preparations.

Tuesday: 4-H Achievement Days – Static exhibits are judged, Consumer Choices

Wednesday: 4-H Achievement Days – Small animals (rabbits & poultry), Tractor Driving Contest, Large animals (sheep)

Thursday:   Unpack, Laundry, REST!

Friday: Eric is thinking about a trip to town to purchase fireworks with the oldest kids

Saturday:  Our family will be lighting fireworks tonight with Grandma & Grandpa Green Acres

Sunday:  The oldest four kids will be meeting up with Grandma & Grandpa Golden Acres to spend a week up at the farm and attend VBS in my hometown

 A picture memory: 

One of the great features with SFG’s (square foot gardening) is that you can easily replant or spread out your planting dates.  Here, Angelina and Graham are sowing a few more beets. 

The cutworms have been particularly hard on seeded crops this year, so Angelina had to replant about half of her peas and about a third of my beans.  With SFG’s, the planting process is NOT overwhelming and can be completed quickly.

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1 comment:

  1. do show sewing projects if you can...i am dying for inspiration. i made 2 new aprons. darling garden picture. my garden is a mess. the house status here:disheveled even though it seems like all i do is clean. hope all is well with you. dr. appt? is your little one ok? enjoy your precious children suzie.

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