We're ready.
I think.
That is, I have a plan.
A schedule.
Because I am not a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants un-schooler type.
We did our school shopping.
Wal-Mart. The hardware store. Goodwill.
Have our annual letter, informing the school district
of our intent to continue this adventure of homeschooling.
Have our annual letter, informing the school district
of our intent to continue this adventure of homeschooling.
And, in an effort to reduce distractions
I may tape this homeschool mom theme verse onto the phone during school hours:
Proverbs 1:28, wrenched just slightly out of context.
Are you ready?
Are you ready?
5 comments:
Here on the other side of the world I am ready for the next holiday break!
Answering machine is a great inovation for those who do not understand that we are not available even though we are at home :-)
Good luck with the new school year! Please visit my website
www.hearingfamilies.com
I hope it will be interesting to you and other families you know!
Best wishes,
Dr Efrat Schorr
I sometimes wonder whether I ever am really, properly ready...
And whenever I think I am - the littlest guy in the home decides to make me 'not ready'...
But it's all part of the job, isn't it??
ha ha ~ love the verse =)
Not sure that I've ever been "ready" ~ at least not in a long, long time. We usually start anyway ;-)
I did make a schedule. I did edit/print my masters for assignment sheets, but bought the wrong paper at Wmart to copy them onto... We have most of our books (forgot a subject I'd planned for my 9th grader, but he can do it next year!) Oh, and I did manage to turn in our ream of hs paperwork to the local school on time :p (my August version of tax return prep)
um, usual long answer ~ good think *I* don't have your phone number!
Focus: 3 days to get Tim & Kate packed and *ready* to go!
I survived! It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Is it okay to say I had the worst desire to do a happy dance ;oS?
Looking forward to seeing what you are up to this year!
Blessings!
Deborah
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