Our sermon jam was about the gospel today. We listened to Old Church Choir for worship
For math we did more exponents and some 7th grade math vocabulary, for history we finished up The Cold War and talked about it. During recess we played four square and baseball, and we finished up the steel vengeance video for physics as well as talked about it.
Today’s sermon jam was called Uncompromising Gospel and it was by Leonard Ravenhill. For worship we did Even So Come by Christ Tomlin, and my bible verse today was Proverbs 19:31
I read more of The Meg today, for math Luke and I were learning about exponents. for American history we learned about the cold war, then we went outside and played four square and baseball. For physics we watched more of the Steel Vengeance Video
Started at 9:35am, done at 9:50am
Daily Bible verse; Rejoice in the Lord your God, for he has given you the autumn rains in righteousness. He sends you abundant showers, both autumn and spring rains, as before. -Joel 2:23
Started at 10:05am
I read The Glass Sentence by S.E. Grove for 20 minutes
Lunch starting at 11:50am
Outside recess – 45 minutes; We played baseball and four square
Spanish – 30 minutes of Duolingo
The sermon jam today was by Leonard Ravenhill, and it was about praying. My bible verse was Zephaniah 3:17. For worship we listened to Come to the Altar
The book I read for reading today was The Meg. I got to page 74 where it was just revealed that a character the protagonist didn’t like was going to be working the same job.
For math Luke and I looked at math vocabulary, exponents, and pre-algebra. For American history we talked about World War 2. I had a Hot Pocket for lunch and we played baseball outside. Luke was having some temper problems and would throw the bat and rip up grass and plants when he got an out, but other than that he played well. For physics we watched part of a video on the Steel Vengeance roller coaster
Morning Prep was started at 9:35
Bible verse from Verse Of The Day: Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen. -Ephesians 4:29
Done together at 10:15am
Done on my own starting at 10:30
I read The Glass Sentence by S.E. Grove for 20 minutes
Lunch started at 11:40am
Outside Recess lasted for 45 minutes. It started at 12:25pm. We played baseball and makeshift volleyball
Spanish is 30 minutes of Duolingo. Started at 1:25pm, ended at 1:55pm
We all prayed together then ate breakfast. After that we started heart prep. For worship we listened to Grace Got You. My Bible verse was Psalms 85:2. Our sermon jam was about indwelling sin
After cleaning I tested Luke in spelling, and he got 92%. Then for math we worked on pre-algebra. For American history we learned about World War 2
After American history we all went to the thrift store with mom. Once we were back we made lunch. Because of the thrift store, our time schedule resumed on dishes.
and Resurrection Day
I used to get them quite frequently while growing up but every once in a while they rear their ugly heads and I am done. My only regret is that I had to miss my voice lesson for which Kathrine was more than understandable 😀 Next week promises to be interesting as she is hosting an exchange student from New Zealand, I will have some one critiquing me full time. Kathrine tries to play the piano and watch me at the same time.
My New Years Day was ehh. After getting to bed around 5AM, I was awakened 4 hours later by the dulcet tone of “Can you come in to work today?” I probably would have been more receptive of the idea had I not been brought out of a deep sleep. I did go in from 1-6 and at time and a half plus the 9 hours at the same rate that I put in the day before, I wasn’t all that upset. Even the fact that the day just SEEEMED to DRAAAAAAAGGGGG did not put that much of a damper. At 5:45 however, a customer called asking if we had Similac Baby formula. About 30 seconds later, the man of the house called, asked the same question, and thankfully asked how late we were open. So, being the nice guy I am… waited for the customer’s arrival. But as he was checking out with his 9 cans of formula (which put us over $100.00 for our last hour) I turned out the lights.
Bowl Games for Big 10 country have not been overwhelmingly successful. Thankfully, the Buckeyes ended their 9 game winless streak against teams in the SEC as they defeated Arkansas 31-26. And poor Rich Rodriguez is out of a job. I thought he did a fine job as the 3 year coach of the team up North but I guess the PTB had other ideas.
Three months after we first move to Maumee, Tony and I are moving again.! It is time for us to have a place of our own again, and though it was hard to find a place that would except four cats, we found a couple. We are still close to my family and I love the place. And…not only will Tony and I have a place to ourselves once again, we will finally be on the same shift! After three months of never seeing my husband except for a few hours a day because of opposite shifts, we have been put on the same shift. It might have had something to do with me telling the supervisor that we were moving and that we only had one car.
Tomorrow is the big moving day, we have gotten most of our stuff back into boxes. Well, what we had unpacked. Most of our things were put into storage, since we are currently staying with my sister and her husband. My cats and their animals are not getting along very well, even after three months! Padme, the baby of our family, has gained a lot of weight since we moved here. She has started eating so much more since we moved in and we think it’s because she is stressed and that she is eating more also because one of the dogs keeps eating her kitty food! She has to save her food from the “stupid” dog! 🙂 Once we move, we are tinking about having set food time to see if that helps, if it doesn’t get any better.
Finishing the packing and then heading to bed is the goal once Tony gets home. Too bad, I won’t have internet for a week. Hope to get back on and find plenty of support from my friends! 🙂
Tonight is the season premiere of CSI: New York. There is about half an hour left before it starts and I am dreading and anticipating it at the same time. Last season they ended it with a shot ringing out during a black screen! Who was shot and was baby Lucy all right are the top questions I need answered and I know that with this episode, my questions will be answered, but with this episode, I will see how my favorite character, Stella, is being written out of the show. She decided she didn’t want to do another season, to be able to spend more time with her family. I get all of that, but she was my favorite character and I don’t want her to leave the show! The person they have coming in to be her replacement I don’t really know. I have only seen her in the Fugitive and that was for about five minutes, because she was the wife who was killed.
Of course, she isn’t going to be Stella. They have come up with a new character, but being second in command to Mac? No one will do the job as well as Stella. She was Mac’s best friend, his trusted co-worker, his confident. And now she is going to be gone! Who is Mac going to be able to turn to now? I think it will be either Flack or Danny, most likely Flack. I will watch the show, but not until Tony gets home. I am going to record it and then once Tony gets home, we’ll watch it together. I hope it’s still good without Stella!