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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Hurricaine's and Home-studies
Tomorrow will be our last home-study visit. Kinda embarrassing to post, since this should have happened a while ago. But it is what it is. And God has the timing worked out perfectly. It was actually going to be today, but thanks to hurricane Sandy our social worker called and asked if we can do it tomorrow instead. So here we go! Last visit!
As for the hurricane....it was a loooong night last night. The wind was incredible! It seriously felt like the whole house might splat..the walls and rafters were making cracking and creaking sounds. It was crazy. But we just made a bed in the living room with the kids, watched movies, listened to the radio and prayed. And He kept us. Millions without power, yet we still have ours. We are safe and sound and warm. God is good to us.
As for the hurricane....it was a loooong night last night. The wind was incredible! It seriously felt like the whole house might splat..the walls and rafters were making cracking and creaking sounds. It was crazy. But we just made a bed in the living room with the kids, watched movies, listened to the radio and prayed. And He kept us. Millions without power, yet we still have ours. We are safe and sound and warm. God is good to us.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Orphan Sunday Nov 4th
Let's spread the word about Orphan Sunday!!
On
November
4th,
as
well
as
the
surrounding
Sundays,
thousands
of
events
will
echo
across
America
and
around
the
globe,
all
sharing
a
single
goal:
that
God's
steadfast
love
for
the
orphan
will
also
stir
in
our
hearts.
From
many
sources,
one
voice.
As Orphan
Sunday approaches,
we
pray
you
will
dedicate
time
on
one
Sunday
in
honor
of
the
fatherless.Orphan Sunday is an opportunity to excite family, community, church and friends to God's call to care for the orphan. Here are a few helpful and practical recourses for how to spend an Orphan Sunday from Christian Alliance for Orphans' Orphan Sunday.org website:
We
are
hopeful
you
and
your
church
family
will
honor
orphans
by
participating
in
Orphan
Sunday.
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Beyond Acceptance
I know..two posts in one day? It's to make up for the long time of not posting anything. :)
But actually I just wanted to share this movie trailer with you guys. It's about adoption, and I am interested in checking it out. Any of you guys ever see it? Please don't forget to pause my music player at the top of the page.
Beyond Acceptance tells the story of a family's struggle to accept Evans, a ten-year-old foster child, and their journey of loving the unlovable.
You can also check out more about it here
But actually I just wanted to share this movie trailer with you guys. It's about adoption, and I am interested in checking it out. Any of you guys ever see it? Please don't forget to pause my music player at the top of the page.
Beyond Acceptance tells the story of a family's struggle to accept Evans, a ten-year-old foster child, and their journey of loving the unlovable.
You can also check out more about it here
Homeschool, what our days are like..
Sorry for the lack of posting lately. It's been busy around here. Rory has strep throat so today is a lazy day. And I decided the perfect time to tell you about our homeschool day.
So many people wonder what goes on in a homeschool house..Here's how our good days go.
On a good day we get out of bed, get everybody dressed and breakfast. Then we get out our Bible Verse folders. We made a little folder with memory verses inside and each day we write our memory verse or draw a picture to go with it, just some sort of project to do as we practice it. Then we do Alex's Bible Lifepac and Rory listens in as well.
After Bible I let the kids pick their next classes. Rory has Phonics and Math workbooks then we do some spelling words. Alex has Language Arts, Math, Science, and History workbooks. We work on some reading together and have also been adding in a little ASL class. Thought it would be cool to teach my kids sign language. Why? Because I love the TV show Switched At Birth, of course! :)
After that they get to go play and I work on housework. Some days we also take a break and just get out the house for a play date or lunch..or a little field trip.
Bad days??? This is what goes on... Homeschool Gone Bad
So many people wonder what goes on in a homeschool house..Here's how our good days go.
On a good day we get out of bed, get everybody dressed and breakfast. Then we get out our Bible Verse folders. We made a little folder with memory verses inside and each day we write our memory verse or draw a picture to go with it, just some sort of project to do as we practice it. Then we do Alex's Bible Lifepac and Rory listens in as well.
After Bible I let the kids pick their next classes. Rory has Phonics and Math workbooks then we do some spelling words. Alex has Language Arts, Math, Science, and History workbooks. We work on some reading together and have also been adding in a little ASL class. Thought it would be cool to teach my kids sign language. Why? Because I love the TV show Switched At Birth, of course! :)
After that they get to go play and I work on housework. Some days we also take a break and just get out the house for a play date or lunch..or a little field trip.
Bad days??? This is what goes on... Homeschool Gone Bad
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Because we can all use encouragement
Zephaniah 3:17 The LORD your God is in your
midst, a mighty one who will save; he will rejoice over you with
gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you with
loud singing.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
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