Outside my Window...there is an east wind blowing that is cold, but the sky is clear and blue.
I am thinking...about how excited I am to get to Utah for Thanksgiving.
From the learning rooms...planning Wednesday's preschool plan - I'm teaching {Aughhh!}, my oldest is working hard on math & my daughter is practicing letters.
I am thankful for...cool fall weather, vibrant colors outside, and a great husband.
From the kitchen...simple pumpkin chocolate chip cookies. The recipe is a box of spice cake mix, a can of pumpkin and some chocolate chips. Bake at 350 for 15 minutes. So good, so easy and pretty healthy too.
I am wearing...jeans, a sweatshirt and bare feet.
I am reading...the last in the Refiner's Fire series by Lynn Austin. It is good but sad, too. Up next is Master by Toni Sorenson.
I am hoping...that work for my husband remains steady and that he has a safe trip to Seattle.
I am creating...Christmas cards. I am making 60 and hoping it will be enough. And, I am loving the design.
I am hearing...my daughter and my youngest re-enacting scenes from Toy Story.
Around the house...I have mounds of laundry to be done, and floors to be cleaned. I did get the kitchen and family room cleaned.
One of my favorite things...having the windows open.
A Few Plans For The Rest Of The Week...end of season soccer party, church Halloween party, teaching pre-k on Wednesday, carving pumpkins and some trick-or-treating.
Here is a picture thought I am sharing with you...
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6 comments:
Thanks for the yummy cookie recipe! Have a blessed week!
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Oh I love that photo!
I love it when you do this. Thanks for sharing your world with us.
Man, I love your photography!
We're reading Master by Toni Sorenson for book club this month! Kind of fun that we'll be reading the same book at the same time...if I can just find a copy...
Oh, I love your Christmas card design! And hats off to you for making 60 of them, wow! You go girl!
mmmm, lovely picture. Nice depth of field!
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