Month: March 2015
Yup – we did it again!
The Lord reigns; he is robed in majesty; the Lord is robed; he has put on strength as his belt. Yes, the world is established; it shall never be moved. Your throne is established from of old; you are from everlasting. The floods have lifted up, O Lord, the floods have lifted up their voice; the floods lift up their roaring. Mightier than the thunders of many waters, mightier than the waves of the sea, the Lord on high is mighty! Your decrees are very trustworthy; holiness befits your house, O Lord, forevermore.
Ready for summer
I care about modesty and I care about sun protection.
I have gone the Christian-owned business route and shelled out beaucoup bucks for custom made swim suits.
And they fell apart half way through the season.
Balto…
Monday morning tea party.
Can’t be MY kid!
(Um – it was $17 for our dinner – and she just got a bagel!!!)
So I cut her off her first section of Happy-to-You. And just then Nan returned from the counter with a dish of fruit. She scooped out some for herself and gave Katriel the rest of the cup.
The Sound of Music & other musicals.
One of the local Christian high schools does an annual musical production. Last year we went to see Annie. There we learned that the school welcomes local homeschoolers to participate to expand the cast as needed. The boys were eager to try-out. And although their parts were small, they enjoyed the experience overall.
Nigel was one of the contestants in the final scene. Stewart was, clearly, a Nazi.
(I admit, I hesitate to share any photos of Stewart by himself on the internet. The last thing I want is some future endeavor in his life foiled because someone mishandles a photo of him and brands him a Nazi.)
I watched the production three times. That is far too many Do-Re-Mi’s. Just sayin.’
The second night of the production John took Marie, Tabitha, and Johanna to Bath, NY to see The Secret Garden at Family Life Network. It seems March is often punctuated by musical theater. It’s a great way to survive winters.
The Sound of Music & other musicals.
One of the local Christian high schools does an annual musical production. Last year we went to see Annie. There we learned that the school welcomes local homeschoolers to participate to expand the cast as needed. The boys were eager to try-out. And although their parts were small, they enjoyed the experience overall.
Nigel was one of the contestants in the final scene. Stewart was, clearly, a Nazi.
(I admit, I hesitate to share any photos of Stewart by himself on the internet. The last thing I want is some future endeavor in his life foiled because someone mishandles a photo of him and brands him a Nazi.)
I watched the production three times. That is far too many Do-Re-Mi’s. Just sayin.’![]()
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The second night of the production John took Marie, Tabitha, and Johanna to Bath, NY to see The Secret Garden at Family Life Network. It seems March is often punctuated by musical theater. It’s a great way to survive winters.
Laurel wreath
I love her so much. She’s a jewel.