And yes, I'm stomping my feet and crossing my arms. The stupid dog woke me up at 3:00 this morning, and naturally, I fell back to sleep about 1/2 hour after I had to get up for the day, then over slept. Don't ya love how that works?
Yesterday was one of the best services I have been to in a while. I don't know if I just had so much lifted off my heart, or if it was sitting next to one of the best girls in the world, or what, but it was great. It was what church is supposed to be. I left feeling completely refreshed. Randy and I had a class to attend last night. When we left, we looked over the small groups, and found a marriage enrichment one meeting at 11, which means we can regularly attend the 9:45 service, which makes me feel SO great! I really feel in my heart that things are turning out the way they are supposed to. Of course, life isn't totally perfect, but I don't think it's supposed to be. I definitely see a very large light at the end of the tunnel. Finally!
So, I can be a bit OCD, especially about organization. Wyatt? Not so much. I'm trying to figure out how to balance us so that we can homeschool, and homeschool WELL. He's almost a perfect kid for unschooling, but I'm just not to comfortable with that. I know, I know, I swore I wouldn't really think too far ahead until after the conference next week. (I'm excited, aren't you! :P) I was looking at A Beka curriculum online, and it's said to be a more advanced curriculum. Well, he's in 3rd grade math and 5th grade Language Arts. I definitely won't be able to teach out of a kit. I'm going to have to play around and figure out something as unique as he is. Which is what homeschooling is about!
I'm finding lately that I have less to do online. Usually what I do is goofing around, I'm not as tied to any social site as I used to be. Which is a very good thing. I am kinda getting back involved with Cafe Mom but not for the drama, like I used to be. Now it's truly about learning how to be a better mom and wife. There's a lot of homeschooling support on there, too.
The future is looking good, baby!
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