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Tuesday, May 20, 2008 - Update
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HI, I just wanted to post to make sure that this blog didn't get deleted. I am hoping at some point that I can turn this into a book using blurbs. I am currently at http://fromthenarrows.wordpress.com
Come say hi.
Susan |
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Thursday, July 26, 2007 - Come see me
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Hi---
I still seem to be getting some traffic here. If you haven't heard yet I have a new location that I am blogging at. Please come and say hi at from the narrows.
If you have found this blog from my new location then by all means, check it out and stay a while. I have written a lot here. I wish I could transfer it all over but it is a long and tedious job and I don't want to spend the time doing it.
Susan |
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007 - Transfering blog entries
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Would anyone know how I can transfer all my entries from HSB to my wordpress blog? I don't want to loose all that I have written over the last year and a half. I do have the entries saved in a word document but I was hoping to get it all in one place. Thanks!
Susan |
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007 - A new place and almost back
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Hello- I just wanted to point you to a new blog address for mamaduso. It is no longer Ladies in Training but instead From The Narrows. So please go to:
From the Narrows
On another note- I am almost back. Meaning I will be coming back slowly. I will fill you all in on whats been going on the last few weeks.
Susan |
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Thursday, March 15, 2007 - It's Time
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To say Good Bye for the time being. The Lord has spoken loud and clear this week. He wants me to focus on Him and this gets in the way. HSB has been an incredible place for me and if you asked me a month ago if I would ever quit blogging I would say definitely not. I am being brought to a place where i need to deal with some stuff and I am thankful for this opportunity. It is what the Lord wants. I can now say that I can leave the blogging world. I may be back after some time of rest and growth and change of focus. You may see me around leaving a comment hear and there. If you feel led to pray for me I would appreciate it. If you would like to say hi, send me an email (see sidebar). I know I sure would love to hear from you. There are many special people here and I have been blessed to get to know some of you. Thank you so much for blessing me.
Until then,
Susan |
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Sunday, March 11, 2007 - Nicer days
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Here on the West Coast we are seeing some nicer days. In fact today it was a balmy 75 degrees. Last weekend we decided to take a short hike. What you will see in these pictures is what we have available within city limits and about 20 minutes from my house. I realized how blessed I was to live where it is so green. I guess there are good things about having a lot of rain.
Susan |
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Thursday, March 8, 2007 - Husbands
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I feel like I have been such a downer lately. Sorry for all you who get tired of the woe is me. I am feeling a little more encouraged today. I owe some of that to my husband. We had a good long talk tonight and I was able to communicate to him how I was feeling and what discouraged me the most as I have been trying to see where the anger is coming from. While I don't know the root of it (except for sin) I can tell you what makes me crazy and that is the disobedience of my children. Then I start thinking of all I need to do and I get overwhelmed and it goes downhill from there. I was talking with him about ALL that I need to do with the girls and the things I need to teach and work on he pointed out that they all seemed to be symptoms and I was trying to put a bandaid on it instead of working on the root issue which is.....
my relationship with the girls. His thoughts are that if I worked on the relationship some of the symptoms just may work itself out on its own. That is not to say I don't continue with the training/reminding/discipline that needs to happen, but the focus isn't so much on that behavior as it is really spending time with the girls, nurturing the relationships, trying to creat a bond with each other and having fun together. I am feeling encouraged again that maybe I can do this. I am glad because boy it was looking pretty bad there in my mind lately. You really wouldn't want to be there.
This week we have worked on some of this (spending time together) and I really feel like it is the best thing to do. We have done chores together. We have all sat and watched and listened as Peanut read her first words today and screamed and yelled in excitement for her. We have done math together and read alot together. It has been good. Next week I hope to do more, like play games and puzzles together. We didn't get to that this week. My house is cleaner than it has been in a while. I am looking into getting some more fun games. What games do you like to play (for ages 5 and up)?
Well, I just noticed that I titled this entry "Husbands" and have only mentioned hubby once. My point is that my husband loves me and our family and when he listens and encourages me I feel his love. He has great insight and advice. Most of all he is so patient with me. He simply is the best for me.
He had an interview today. We are praying for this job for him. He was so excited in talking to me about his interview, yet he is holding back a little because he doesn't want to be disappointed if they don't offer him a job and if the pay isn't close to what he is getting now. Will you please pray that the Lord gives him the desire of his heart? He wants to leave his current job. It has been more than difficult. If he doesn't get the job he will have to stay where he is at and try to work on acceptance. It will be hard. I was just told today that at the end of the month his boss is likely going to put him back on that crazy shift. I am just not going to think about it.
I have told you that I get to see my sister in LA at the end of the month, but I didn't tell you that hubby is taking two days off for it and will be watching the girls on his two day scheduled holiday. He is so nice to me.
Now- I have figured out his birthday present. He never reads my blog so I guess I can tell you what it is.
We are going to eastern Oregon to have an evening on a Mystery Dinner Train. Then we will spend the night there. The girls get to stay with grandparents. It all worked out so quickly and perfectly that I knew this was what I should do for him. The train is an old fashioned one. The dress and mystery is western with cowboys etc. The dinner is 4 courses. It should be very fun. Some friends went and loved it-she gave me the idea. (Hey Tia, I will be in your neck of the woods)
Susan |
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Monday, March 5, 2007 - What's up?
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I am so excited for the end of the month. I get to fly to LA to see my sister for 4 days! Four days alone iwth my sister to go to tea and eat out and shop and hang out at the beach. Just me and my sister. My hubby is so good to me! While I am there I am hoping to get a perm from the same lady who did my sister's hair. Hers turned out adorable so I am hoping for the same result, and seeing chickadee's hair convinced me to try something new.
Another thing happening at the end of the month is hubby's birthday. I won't say how old he is but it is a decade marker and I feel like I need to make it a big deal out of it. The problem is I have no idea what to do for his birthday. I am stumped for the first time in 12 years. Throw some ideas at me! I need it!
Spring! I am so ready for it. I feel like my life has been in a winter for far too long and I am looking forward to some spring in it. I am not just talking about the weather either, although a little sunshine and warmer weather will be helpful. I need renewal. I need a spring in my step and a new outlook on life. I need joy. Will you pray for me that the Lord brings me to this place?
An experiment:
I feel like our school days need to look differently. I guess we all get to the place at this time of year where we need to change things up a bit. I have noticed that my children are not behaving as they should. No wonder when their mama isn't either. Today we did something different. Maybe you all do this and I am just figuring it out now. We spent the morning together. Yep- sounds strange huh? You are wondering how that is different from a normal day around here. Well it is and let my tell you how. When the kids got ready for school, we had breakfast and then sat at the table for some discussion of going over the 21 Rules of the House by Josh and Gregg Harris. Then we got to work, with chores, together. One room was worked on together. I needed to monitor their interaction with each other and catch all that needs to change. After we did a fair amount of cleaning we had some read aloud time. We had lunch and then an appointment. The big difference is the together part. This week, while we won't focus on too much of the academics, we will do more chores, more reading together and silently, and games and puzzle activities together. Notice the word "together"? It is the key word in our day. I need to spend time with them, interacting with them. I plan on seeing fruit from this. I pray I can keep it up.
Susan |
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007 - Contest at Ali's place
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Hi--- Ali is having a contest at the Homeschool Nations Oregon blog. Please go check it out and leave a comment about how your day goes and what advice you might have for the new homeschooler. If you live in Oregon make sure to put her button in your side bar. Go see her blog first though before you enter. The winner will receive a one year subscription to The Old Schoolhouse magazine. If you are not aware, the Homeschool Nations blogs for each state are to inform you of all the many events that go on in your state. It serves as an alert too on information about what is going on in legislature about your homeschool laws. It is a good place to go to keep up on the news.
Susan |
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007 - Jury, math and anxiety
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The good news is that I didn't have jury duty. The bad news is that maybe I should have had to go to jury duty. I made my phone call last night and there were no cases scheduled today so I didn't have to go. I was kind of hoping to have a chance to experience it. Maybe next time.
Unfortunately, today with the kids and school created a very frustrating day for me. One child in particular was causing problems but the bigger picture is that somehow their behavior has gotten away from me, meaning they are not being diligent in their work and they are not obeying me. Ugh! So there was a moment today (I am being very candid) where I really wanted to find an object to through and scream like a wild woman. In that moment as I looked for something to throw and what to scream I had an opportunity to make a different decision and in that second I chose to close my eyes. I just stood there with my eyes shut and I took several deep breaths and I just whispered "help me". When I opened my eyes I was much calmer and the impulsiveness passed. Thank you Lord. After about 5 minutes I started getting a bad stomach ache. Then hubby called. I told him what happened and started crying. My stomach was so upset and my chest hurt like it was going to explode. I realized that I was having an anxiety attack. While I was able to control my outward behavior in my anger I had internalized it and it came out physically. My stomach hurt until the evening time. I am feeling better now, but that was just a strange experience. Can anyone relate? Any tips on how to handle this better?
What to do about math? Princess is 9 and in 4th grade. I just don't know what to do about math with her. I am so frustrated. I am using Developmental Math with her. It is a good program. She is stuck right now with division with remainders. I don't know how to move past this point. She doesn't get that division is the opposite of multiplication. She knows her multiplication facts, but she isn't fast at it. It still requires some thinking. I have used manipulatives with division and she can do it. She understands the concept doing it that way. She is already behind in math and I am not sure how to help her anymore. Do I need to change curriculum? I don't know. Any words of wisdom?
Susan
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Sunday, February 25, 2007 - Witness (and other assorted info)
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I was a witness to a car accident on Friday. It was a small fender bender, much less serious than the one I was in a couple of weeks ago. It happend right in front of me just before in intersection. The guy who hit the car pulled over into a parking lot, likely expecting the person he hit to follow. Well, he didn't. Instead he opened his car door and swung his feet out and did nothing. The light was still red. I put on my emergency flashers (hoping to keep my kids safe in the car in the middle of traffic) and got out to see if he was ok. When I asked, he said his back hurt and his head hurt and he was moving all around. I told him to keep still but to hit the emergency flashers. I got back in the car and moved it into the center turn lane and then got out again. He wanted me to call 911 but I honestly was a bit shocked. I asked another bystander to call 911. I felt like it was so unnecessary. I had this funny feeling that this guy was faking it. I had this thought that if I called 911 and this guy wasn't really hurt that I would get in trouble. So I made someone else do it. I did call his wife on his phone but left a message instead of talking to her. The emergency team came right away and began helping him. I made my statement and left my contact info with the police man and then was free to go. I am officially a witness, so if a law suit comes of this I just may get called. IT was all just so weird to me because here I was just in a car accident going 20 and hit a stopped car. We were all ok in both cars. My car suffered much damage and we were all ok. Both of these cars looked barely touched and there were no airbags deployed. The bumper was not bent or even scratched. Both cars were moving slowly forward towards a stop light. It was just a bump. I just cannot see how a person could get hurt enough to call 911.
Speaking of court (in a round about way), I have jury duty on Tuesday. I have not done this before. The first time I was called I got out of it by not having child care for the kids. I'll let you know how it goes. I am bringing a book.
If I had mentioned to any of you Northwest bloggers about the Suarez's coming to our homeschool meeting to speak on March 10th, that has been officially cancelled. I was hoping to plan a blogger lunch with them and had arranged to have the church but I figure you all would not be interested in coming now, so it is cancelled too. It's a bummer. Maybe next time.
After two weeks of being a work at home/stay at home/homeschool mom, it became very clear to me that one of these things must go. I tried it and it did not work. Homeschooling is truly a full time job and the kids come first so the job had to go. I have one more busy week and then life gets back to normal. All the gals at TOS are super nice and super understanding. I highly recommend to anyone to work for them if they needed to do something like that.
Well, I guess that is all for this weekend. Have a great week ya'll!
Susan |
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007 - Handwriting
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Peanut was doing school the other day--well as much school as a kindergartner does and I notice her peculiar hand position when she was writing. I thought I would get a few opinions on it. I am a lefty. I am familiar with the lefty hook arm where the arm comes across the top of the paper and the hand is shaped like a hook. The funny thing is that I actually don't write like that as a left hander. However I do turn my paper so that it is sideways and I write downward. Strange I know, but it works. What I did not know is that a right handed child could have a hook. What do you think from these pictures? Does this look normal? Should I try to get her to change her position?
I guess I better go look at the other girls and see how they write. I never really paid attention to it before because they didn't have any problems. Peanut doesn't necessarily have problems either but her writing has come along slowly and she being my third I am not bothered by it. I wonder if by the time she gets to cursive though that it might become difficult.
Any ideas?
Susan |
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Monday, February 19, 2007 - Two movies and a book
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Last night we watched the movie "One NIght With the King". This is the story of Esther. It was fairly accurate, with just a few little tweaks in it. I thought it was very well done and we really enjoyed it. I loved seeing the story as it might have looked like in real life. This is family friendly but for the older child (I'd say over 13) but use your discretion. We are pretty conservative with movies we allow our kids to watch. I don't think my girls would have enjoyed it at the ages they are right now. You may have a younger child that would like it, it depends on the child.
The other movie I would like to recommend is "Facing the Giants". Wow- soooo good. It is a very family friendly, faith oriented movie. This movie just makes you feel good. My girls wouldn't be interested in it, but I would let them watch it. I understand a church in Georgia made the movie with very little money and local people as the actor. In fact the main character is the pastor of the church and he is the one who started the project. I would love to see more movies like this.
I am reading a book by James Herriot called Animal Stories. It is a compilation of short stories. I am enjoying this so much. It takes me back to when I lived in England. Herriot has a way of writing in which you can easily visualize where he is at and what the scenery is like. The fact that I lived in a small village with stone buildings makes it easier for me to visualize. This man is a veterinarian and lived a very modest life. He brings to life his experiences with local farmers and the animals he helped. Herriot has written several books including All Creatures Great and Small, and several chidlren's books. If you have not experienced any of his books yet I highly recommend them.
Susan |
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Saturday, February 17, 2007 - Jewelry
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I think it is time to dump the website bead-attitude. It is embarrasing frankly. The pictures are horrible, there are no prices on anything and it hasn't been updated in, well, ever. In fact I cannot update it because a friend made it with one of those template webdesign programs and I don't have the program so I cannot edit it at all. Plus, I just don't have the time or the energy or the desire for that matter to make it what I want. So, it is time to dump it. I do have a couple of pieces I made lately that I would like to show. One is for a lady who found my blog through HSB Front Porch. I just mailed her the necklace.
What I might do is post photos here on HSB and let you know if they are for sale. If you want a piece made, just let me know.
Susan |
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Saturday, February 10, 2007 - Button and the angel and devil
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This is button. Pixie recently finished this as her sewing project. She won the fabric and eyes and nose from the fair last summer when she entered her apron. I found a stuffed animal pattern book at the library so our sweet sewing teacher helped with this project. I think it turned out really cute.
This is a headband that Princess made. One side is the devil telling you what to do that is wrong and the other side is the angel telling you the right thing to do. Peanut is modeling the headband. I thought this was so funny because it reminded me of the cartoons i used to watch that would have the devit and angel sitting on the characters shoulder. I think it may have been bugs bunny but i don't remember. Anybody miss those cartoons? I sure wish they played them on tv now for my kids to watch.
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Thursday, February 8, 2007 - Swamped!
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Update on my recent fender bender/cruncher/airbag exploder incident:
*The kids are still fine, meaning no after effects physically or emotionally.
*I went to physical therapy and look forward to several visits. I am fine. I am not confined to a bed. On the contrary I am busy. It just helps to work out the aches and pains. The lady I go to is amazing. She said I hit my head. She could tell by feeling my head.
*Insurance company wanted to declare the car a total loss. Hubby fought against it. So now it looks like we will get it repaired. That is a blessing. However, this company who shall remain nameless but has commercials with a gecko on them was not the easiest to deal with. They were nice at first, but then when hubby pushed for our rights, they didn't take it very well. We at that point felt like they were not working in our best interest. It has been a good learning experience. This is our first experience (thank God) with an insurance company. I recommend avoiding it if I were you!
*My father in law has an extra van for us to drive so I am not without wheels. Huge blessing!
Other things:
*We are still trying to build a house. Our search for a builder is temporarily on hold while the dust clears from the accident.
*Hubby may be applying for a new job. He needs to update his resume. We have had no time to work on that.
*School---need I say more?
*On top of all that, I have taken on a part time job working from home. This was my first week, and it went well. I honestly didn't anticipate last week that I would have a job. It's been years since I have worked for someone. It's nice to know I am still capable! LOL
*Want to know what it is????
*Ok, I will tell you. I am working as a customer service rep for TOS. I answer phones and answer questions/fill orders etc. It is fun. I just love talking with people about homeschooling and I get to do that some. It keeps me busy, busy, busy.
*Wow, I think that about sums it up!
What are you doing?
Susan |
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Tuesday, February 6, 2007 - Car Accident
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I was in a car accident today, just about 1 1/2 hours ago. It was just down the street as we were going to my friends house. I unfortunately didn't see the car in front of me stopped. It was right after an intersection, so I was in go mode, took my eyes away for a sec (that is usually what happens isn't it?) and this car was stopped. I actually didn't notice until I hit her going about 20-25 at the most. Both air bags deployed and boy what a shocker that was. I am still shaking over it. The smell and smoke that came out of the air bags was gagging. I had only seen them deploy on tv. I am glad that they worked though. My left hand was a bit sore but as the day goes on my whole left side is starting to stiffen up and get sore from hip to middle back to neck and shoulder. The gal I hit said she got confused and hit the break instead of the gas. I think she must have needed to slow down to let someone turn and then instead of going she came to a complete stop. By the time I hit her no one was around, so I am not exactly sure what happened.
Thank God the kids are fine, and so was the mom and two kids in the car I hit. Thank God my husband is an understanding compassionate person who would never get mad at me for having an accident, even though the car is a mess and will cost us money. Thank God he came home from work to help take care of things. I had spoken to the insurance company and they have rendered the car a total loss. Hubby disagrees so he is now dealing with the insurance company. We believe the Insurance company has quite a little scam going on with the adjuster and salvage company.
Will you please pray for this to be settled in our best interest and not the insurance company. Wishful thinking huh? Oh ,and if you could reccommend a company, as we will be changing after this or get dropped, and will need a new one.
By the way, this is the first accident in our marriage and I hadn't had one since highschool, so this is a bit of a shocker. Ok, gotta go, the back is getting sore. Thankfully I have a Dr. appt tomorrow morning and hopefully get a referral to see my physical therapist.
Thanks friends,
Susan |
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Thursday, February 1, 2007 - Nappy bag
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I made these bags for a double babyshower. Those are so fun. Both ladies sat right next to each other and opened nearly identical gifts. It was adorable. This pattern is an Amy Butler Nappy Bag pattern and the fabric is hers too. It has six pockets inside to contain all the stuff babies need.
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007 - News and a contest
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Go see chickadee and leave a comment to be entered in her book give away. She is posting the books she has read for the month and then gives something away from her bookshelf.
The news of the evening is that Hubby's job schedule has changed yet again. He is now back to regular Monday-Friday work week. He starts next Monday. Chalk it up to a wishy washy boss who isn't quite sure what he is doing. I am relieved though. I wasn't liking the schedule too much, even with the good parts.
Susan |
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007 - On my mind
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What's been on my mind lately?
1. As we are in the second half of Story of the World, I am thinking about how to approach history next. It has been a good book to go through and we have had a very positive experience with it. That said, I think there may be something better out there. I am thankful for the fact that through this book and activity book the girls and I love history. I have learned things for the first time. I have always hated history and when I decided to homeschool, I was fearful of this topic. I am not afraid anymore. I have been able to creat an environment in learning history which make this the favorite subject in the house. That is success! The things I am most disappointed with is the fine line between fact and fiction. I also don't care for the lack of biblical history included in the book, but that may have been an intentional decision by the author. All in all we have enjoyed it. Now though, I am ready for something more biblically based. I am thinking of Mystery of History and Truth Quest. In MOH we stay in ancient history. In Truth Quest we would likely move to Amercian History. Decisions.
2. Why are my children bickering so much? While much of the time they get along and play well, there are often times where they are constantly fighting with each other. Kindness, Kindness, Kindness is the topic of many days. It is just not sinking in. It really puts me on edge to hear it. Sometimes I have to yell STOP just to get them to pay attention. The question is, how did I end up with bickering kids, and what can I do about it now? Yes, I know there is no magical formula, but yes, I am looking for it. We are always working on some character issue with scripture. I am not seeing fruit. What am I doing wrong?
3. How did I get so behind on my house, and what can I do to catch up? More importantly what can I do to care enough to catch up. One of the biggest struggles I have is laziness, and an ability to put things off. I used to care much more. I used to be a better housekeeper. What happened?
4. Same with meals. I used to be much better at planning meals. I have lost my desire for cooking. Yet I do love to cook. How does that work? Well, I love new recipes. I love to cook something new all the time. I love a good dinner. Lately I have gotten tired of searching cookbooks trying to come up with something new to cook. While cooking isn't the difficult part for me, the planning is. Is there a theme going on here?
5. Ready for the big topic? Church. Oh boy! I guess you could say I have changed over the years. I have grown, changed, matured, grew in wisdom, whatever. The point is I have convictions. There is a small group of people that I know with similar convictions. I would say though that the majority of christians I have known over the years do not have these convictions. In a nutshell they are, family integrated, non age segregated church and fellowship. In other words, no Sunday schools. The dilemma becomes this: Where do you go to church? Do you hold fast to these convictions and continue to go to a church that hosts Sunday schools and youth groups? If so, how do you deal with the pressure of putting your kids in these groups? Will you always be labeled the weird family that homeschools and doesn't allow their children to participate with other kids? (don't misunderstand me, the girls get plenty of opportunities to play with kids.) Or do you try to find if possible a church that believes the same way. What if that church isn't the right fit for other reasons. Why would the Lord give us these convictions if there isn't a place for us to worship? Or maybe there is and we are not seeing it. Questions.
There you have it. Several topics for you to comment on and give me your two cents, or four or six.
Susan |
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