Our reading has told us that rice is a kind of grass that once grew wild in swamps.
Now the floods are kept flooded.
I can't wait to see these scenes in the winter.
We're kind of obvious with our books spread out and the kids taking breaks to play, rather than playing full tilt.....this has led to two new homeschoolers approaching me. Always fun to meet new folks.....and one of them is new to the chapel so I'm sure to see her again.
Choosing Joy!
©2009 D.R.G.
~ Coram Deo ~
Living all of life before the face of God...
15 comments:
What a blessing it will be to get into your new home. But, De'Etta, you amaze me by your resiliency in these situations.
To God be the glory,
Julie
Beautiful view!
Yeah! Glad you are finding some homeschoolers and friends!
{{De'Etta}}, you are one month from moving into your new home, Lord permitting!! Are you counting down the days?
Does TLF have any lounge you could use for a more quiet place? Is the weather nice enough to study in a park or at the beach? Here's a challenge, how many fun "unschooling?" places can you find to study in the 20-21 school days left before you move? Aren't I a pest? :) Ok, probably best not to answer that...but I hope you're smiling! vbg (Can you tell I'm finally starting to feel better?)
30 days and then the excitement of moving followed by the simple joy of settling in. Normalcy is in sight.
We're studying bridges this week. Did you know the longest suspension bridge is in Japan? It's the, uh, never mind. It connects some city with an island. Well, that narrows it down anyway. Can you see it for us and send a video! I'm sure your school is more fun than ours. The algebra book we bought at your garage sale is getting put to good use. Keep rejoicing, sister!
Lois - the bridge is on a southern island... BUT we have the longest tunnel is the world up here....and we plan to drive it "soon".... LOL
Glad you are feeling better, Darshia.
I dreamed of parks yesterday- but it was poursing down rain. It's overcast today too - but maybe.
Yes...4 weeks and change before we can move...we ARE counting. It is hard to maintain a right attitude as time keeps adding up. LOL
Nice! Looks like a beautifull area. Good to hear that all of you will be moving into a home soon. I'm amazed at how all of you have handled this transition. You all are amazing! Hey, as you can tell, I am able to view your blog now...still working on FB.
~nate
Nice! Looks like a beautifull area. Good to hear that all of you will be moving into a home soon. I'm amazed at how all of you have handled this transition. You all are amazing! Hey, as you can tell, I am able to view your blog now...still working on FB.
~nate
OH! WOW! Get to read from two of my kids now. SO FAR AWAY!!!
Hang in there Sis, soon the move, getting your shipment, a few days off from school or at least a school adjustment as you all unpack etc. WHAT FUN!!!! It always amazed me how much I had forgotten we had packed. :):)
Love you all so far away in Japan and elsewhere. Can I say where you are Nathaniel?
How is Mike doing with sleeping during the day etc.? been praying.
My heart is so full I can't think of anything else to say other than love you 9... the Geo's and the T's.
love/prayers --- Mom T.
Beautiful scenery! I look forward to seeing photos of the area in winter, as well. :)
Nate - does this mean you don't want to be receiving the blog in your email box? LOL
Looks awesome!
Looks awesome!
Again, I LOVE the scenery.
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