The girls enjoying lunch in their playground tree house. (Sometimes I even let Rachel do her schoolwork up there. Shh!)
~ Parenting Is Complicated ~
My friend Erin linked to a post about parenting by Kevin DeYoung. It's called Parenting 001 and it was honest, refreshing, and funny! I exhaled a sigh of relief to learn that his moments spent "shepherding his children's hearts" don't always turn out as planned either. :) From his site, I found a link to another gospel centered parenting book he recommends called Give Them Grace
~ Yippee! ~
My super awesome husband got me something new for my camera for Mother's Day! I've been having so much fun getting acquainted with my new 85mm 1.8
~ My blog is about to get really dusty. ~
Before I began homeschooling, I always wondered why so many homeschooling moms didn't have blogs. Now that I'm homeschooling Rachel and now that I've blurted out a promise to begin Abby's preschool program
~ I need more sleep. ~
I've been doing weird things lately. I put a box of cereal in the refrigerator. I drop things constantly. I forgot how to drive to a place I've been to 5,000 times. I can never remember if I've already shampooed my hair or not. I can't remember how to spell words I used to know how to spell. I've caught myself copying my two year old's grammar. I go to the store to buy one very specific thing and I leave with 10 other things instead. I guess the 6-7 hours of sleep with 2 wake up calls from Timmy per night isn't cutting it. Will I ever recover or is this permanent damage? :)


2 comments:
at: May 14, 2011 at 6:00 AM said...
Oh, how you make me smile!! :) I must need more sleep too- for I do those exact same things!
I look forward to checking out those links... and also hearing how Preschool goes!
Have a great weekend!
Jessica
at: May 14, 2011 at 6:50 AM said...
Love the pic of the girls in the treehouse! Adorable! And I can totally relate to this post. I felt like I recovered a few brain cells once I didn't have any more little bitty babies in the house and began sleeping better, but I still often forget why I walked in a room, or how to get somewhere I've driven to a million times. So I know what you're saying. Congrats on your new lens! Exciting!
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