Want a quick re-cap on what types of things the Bees are learning at homeschool? Most people who begin homeschooling are interested in seeing what a REAL day looks like. Not your perfect day... when you feel like Martha Stewart mixed with Mother Teresa. You know the days I'm talking about (they are the Holy Grail of homeschooling and happen about twice a year, or twice a month if you are next to perfect)... those are the ones that most homeschool bloggers like to brag about on their blogs. How about getting REAL for a change? I often wonder what it is like in other homeschoolers' homes. If only we could be flies on the wall.
Here's the nitty-gritty of how our day went today. Lots of things didn't get done, but we made progress. I always shoot high, anyway. My lists are always too long to ever complete. I'm working on making them more digestible (still). If you have read my blog for any length of time, you'll know that it is an area I've struggled with forEver!
A glimpse of our day*:
Morning
Up with Daddy to talk to him before he leaves for work briefly. Kids eat breakfast with him (6:30 AM). We all do some morning chores and I check email and do some goofing off on the computer (here's where I went wrong with the day... should have done my planning, prayer journal and praying first!). Oops.
School Starts/Prep
Kids shower and start school a few minutes late (8:08am). I print off their school assignment list.
Character (Mom and the Kids)
I'm learning to let go of the perfectionism and be happy when we get half of my long list checked off. I'm also learning (and the retreat this past weekend was a wonderful help) that I need to keep myself from getting mad, depressed, grumpy or upset when things don't go as planned. I guess that is called "being flexible". You would think I am flexible... and I do have a really spontaneous side; however, I tend to fall apart when our goals don't get accomplished. Super-mom syndrome. I'm beginning to claim victory over this area, though. We spent a large part of the last two days since I've been home working on HEART issues during school hours. Unforgiveness, anger, resentment, selfishness, pride, grumpiness, whining, and other nasty attitudes have reared their ugly heads between the kids and even with me. We've been working on instantly dealing with issues and praying for each other so that we can forgive each other and restore the good mood of the day. Trust me... the prayers work. It may take a few times (especially if you begin to really work hard on it)... because of course - if the devil sees you making progress, he's bound to jump on your back.
Bible
We read a great devotional today about a young girl in Pakistan that was brave enough to share her faith despite death threats (Jesus Freaks Vol. 2 by DC Talk). We read about leprosy in Leviticus. We wrote in our prayer journals... and we said a long prayer for all the things on our prayer list that we update each week. The kids took their memory cards (index cards) down from last week and we didn't get to do our new verse. I'll have them do that tomorrow. We also sang some hymns this morning (Morgan suggested this and picked the songs).
Math
We did an A Beka Math worksheet. We're doing review right now (first chapter or so in our new books is mostly review). Today's Math time went awry and we ended up spending over an hour on it. I have a dawdler that just didn't want to focus on the Math.
Morning Snack
Grapes and half of a muffin. I finally ate (forgot to eat breakfast earlier) last night's leftover rice. The kids fought with me for it and ended up nearly tackling each other on the stairs to get every last grain out of the bowl. We had a safety discussion and Mommy laid down the rules about no pushing, shoving, blocking, touching, passing, or otherwise bothering anyone on the stairs.
Writing/Penmanship
Morgan has a few pages left of last year's penmanship and she completed one of the pages today. Kaden finished his book last year, so he wrote five Bible verses in cursive instead. He managed to drag this subject out as well. We didn't get to our proofreading writing lesson, or our journal.
Reading
We read a few library books today that need to be returned tomorrow. Hopefully we will be picking up a whole new set of them tomorrow afternoon. I'm looking forward to being in our new unit and moving on. I do want to finish our read-aloud for this unit ("Around the World in 80 Days" ~ unabridged) before I return it. Looks like I'll have to renew it again. We're going to read the last of our library books tomorrow before we leave the house... and the ones we don't get to - "oh well!".
Geography
We finished our Visualize World Geography study on Japan yesterday, so today we were supposed to look at photos and plan a Japanese meal out that I could cook this weekend for them. However, we didn't get to this today. They did color a worksheet yesterday with all the provinces of Japan and they found the ancient capital city and the current capital city on the map. I'll probably look for some Japan books tomorrow at the library while I load up for our next unit. We did manage to re-pin the map to the school-room wall today, though... while looking for Guiana. Does that count?
Typing
Morgan got to her typing today. She did 18 wpm with 2 errors (98% accuracy) on Mavis Beacon. Kaden missed his, so he'll have to do it tomorrow (he was the one goofing off during Math time and didn't have time to do his typing by the time he finished his worksheets and got caught up).
Italian
Both of the kids did their online Rosetta Stone today. Daddy and Mommy are joining them to learn as they go. Daddy is great at languages and picks things up quickly. He learned French in high-school and still knows what many words mean. I did better in Spanish, but never finished learning it enough to converse. I'm really hoping to buy Rosetta Stone's Italian program (but who can afford 275?). Right now we are using an online library's free version, but it only goes up to a certain level. Maybe by Christmas time I can afford to buy the full versions so we can get really serious about learning.
Lunch
Baked Potatoes
Lifeskills ">'Chores' kind of go without saying at a homeschool house (since of course, the house gets much messier if you are THERE all day). The kids helped me clean up dishes and the kitchen, take care of the cat, and do laundry and put it away today. They mostly do their chores before school starts (at 8am), during their lunch hour, and right before and after dinner. Of course, we do lots of things for school AFTER dinner... so I am not sure you could call that "after school" at our house. Tonight, they did both Italian and Art after dinner.
Science
Other than tid-bits in our books about flight, birds, and planes that we are finishing up... we didn't do any extra science experiments or reading. We do use a textbook from A Beka for science to fill in any gaps I may leave with the unit study method we use. However, I have found that it is not necessary. The kids are usually way ahead of their game.
History
No textbook today. We're about to watch "The Spirit of St. Louis" and "Apollo 13", though (probably Thursday, since we have church tomorrow and the library... and we'll be visiting a friend). We also had a book to read about Amelia Earhart (which I think the kids have read before at some point in history since it is our own book)... but we didn't get to it before Daddy came home and will have to read it tomorrow.
Music
Just some singing this morning. Oh, and we talked about a 'fermata' on the hymn music sheet we were singing from. I couldn't remember what the Italian name for it was. I called it a "hold" and a "Bird's Eye" (less formal names). I explained what it was for as we sang our song. How is that for some music rhythm tutoring "off-the-cuff"? Hopefully tomorrow after church, Chickie will give Kaden his piano lesson.
PE
We'll get a bunch of PE in Friday at our park day with our co-op, but I sure was hoping to take a walk or swim this week. Maybe Thursday. We didn't even get out to check the mail (which requires a walk around the block).
KONOS
We did no KONOS other than the books we read that were on subject. We were so bad today. Not one single KONOS unit study activity got done. We had plans to draw in our journals, discuss things, read a poem, read a Roman Myth, and finish our vocabulary up (if Kaden could find his - he lost it before the weekend and we looked everywhere yesterday and couldn't find it). This is the kind of thing that really gets me upset (when plans fail).
Dinner
Cajun pan-fried fish, baked green beans with butter and brown sugar sauce, butter beans and Mac-n-cheese. We had a quick dinner tonight. Nothing to write home about.
Art
Tonight the kids did a repeat of GeeArt Lesson #3. We (I say 'we' because I'm learning along with them and it is our favorite part of school) learned about layering in our computer canvas, using structure - color - and lighting to show "emphasis", and how the eye is drawn to a certain spot on the canvas. Kaden ran off afterwards to play video games with Daddy, but Morgan spent the rest of the evening until bed time using the computer to create one of her GeeArt challenges (projects that relate to the lesson). Tomorrow we're going to actually get out the messy paints. Yipee!
Bedtime
The kids went to bed at around 10:30 PM. That means tomorrow will come really early. We were having so much fun with computer Art (Morgan and I) that we lost track of time. I was tired at around 9pm, though... so I should have listened to my body and told the kids to go get their nightgowns on when the getting was good. There's something Mommy can work on for tomorrow.
Plans
I'm up at 11:58 finishing this post so I can blog it tomorrow (and while I'm blogging it, tomorrow comes!). The rest of the family is snug in their beds and sound asleep. Before I go to bed, I have to sit down and do a little preparation for tomorrow's school day and pick up some messes. We're going to have a short day tomorrow with our afternoon taken up with a social visit, the library, dinner and church.
Finally, Mommy goes to bed
Zzzzzzzzzzzzz (1:02 AM - I'm guessing here!) I'll be up at 6:30 AM today.... but I certainly won't be blogging! Too much to do, too little time... (less time at the computer will certainly improve tomorrow, don't you think?)
*Of course, this isn't really a typical day. They are all different. That is the beauty of homeschooling. God always keeps you on your toes!
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Today, dating web services became very popular amongst Americans. Lots of people already found their spouse, soul mate, or sparkling romance online. Unfortunately, various scams use dating sites to find easy prey - lonely credulous people in pursuit of love.Those scammers invade chatting rooms and social networks, searching for passionate victims. Most of them pretend to be Americans: travellers or expats. Most of them in fact live abroad. Widowed or divorced middle aged women are the most vulnerable demographic cluster for scams. However, some of those criminals specialize in other groups, such as elderly men and women, or disabled.
The scheme of scamming is like this: a handsome man (woman), who has a nice profile on some social media site, shows you some sign of interest. You may have a long period of conversation, while a scammer tries to create close personal ties with you. He or she can even send you a gift, like a perfume or a bouquet of flowers. But earlier or later you will be asked for money.
If you send your "dear friend" some amount of money, it will become the beginning of your "commercial relationship" with the scams. They will make up different hardships and difficult living situations that only your material support is able to resolve. The scammer may also send you checks asking you to cash it because he or she is temporarily out of the country and therefore cannot cash them, or you may be asked to forward a package.
If something like this happens then you have come under attack of criminals. Possibly, they have gathered your personal information from your accounts on social media or matchmaking Internet sites. Their deceptive web profiles are specially concocted to meet your preferences and interests. The pictures from the profiles were downloaded from the open profiles of other users.
In this case you probably not only lose your money, but also take part in an illegal money laundering pattern by cashing checks, sending the money abroad, or by shipping stolen goods.
There is a newly invented scheme where soon after meeting on a dating website you are asked for a further contact on a certain social network website. After getting access to your personal data the scam provokes explicit intimate conversations with you. In the aftermath you will receive a link to a site where your photos, personal information and conversations along with an accusation that you are a cheater are posted. The scammers will offer you to pay a definite sum of money, say 100 dollars, if you want this information being removed. You may send them money, but there is no warranty that the deal will be executed.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other law enforcement organizations work with work with such cases. The cases of particular interest are that which concern many victims or large sums of money. Many cases are investigated by state or local authorities.
If you were abused by a dating criminal, you are recommended to send a complaint to the US Internet Crime Complaint Center. IC3 officers will investigate your complaint. Also, they will analyze common threads, trying to link different complaints together in order to identify scammers.
These actions will help the authorities to prevent further malpractices.Below, we put together some guidelines on how to escape becoming a victim of dating scams. Your online "friend" may be a cheater if he (she):
* confesses his (her) love for you from the start of the conversation;
* says that he (she) is American who temporarily lives or travels abroad;
* forces you to leave the site where you have got acquainted with him or she, and start communicating through a certain social network website;
* sends you photographs which look as if they were taken from a glamour magazine;
* says about plans to visit you, but after a short while starts to complain about some kind of problems involving money;
* declares about some financial troubles concerning health, children, tragic events, etc.
If you want to keep safe from scammers, you are recommended to well-known web matchmaking services with a good reputation.
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" Call Number "
Title
Author
" BIO CASSIDY HATCH "
The lives and legends of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Hatch, Thom, 1946-
" BIO CRYSTAL CRYSTAL "
Still foolin em : where i've been, where i'm going, and where the hell are my keys?
Crystal, Billy
" BIO HICKOK ROSA "
They called him Wild Bill : the life and adventures of James Butler Hickok
Rosa, Joseph G.
" BIO MARX SPERBER "
Karl Marx : a nineteenth-century life
Sperber, Jonathan, 1952-
" BIO MCCARTN SOUNES "
Fab : an intimate life of Paul McCartney
Sounes, Howard, 1965-
" BIO MCKINLEY MILLER "
The President and the assassin : McKinley, terror, and empire at the dawn of the American century
Miller, Scott, 1960-
" BIO MEIR BURKETT "
Golda
Burkett, Elinor
" BIO NABOKOV PITZER "
The secret history of Vladimir Nabokov
Pitzer, Andrea
" BIO NAPOLEON MCLYNN "
Napoleon : a biography
McLynn, Frank
" BIO PASTEUR DEBRE "
Louis Pasteur
Debre, P. (Patrice)
" BIO POLLOCK SOLOMON "
Jackson Pollock : a biography
Solomon, Deborah
" BIO ROCKEFE ROCKEFE "
Being a Rockefeller, becoming myself : a memoir
Rockefeller, Eileen, 1952-
" BIO THOMPSON THOMPSON "
Mo' meta blues : the world according to Questlove
Questlove
" BIO TUBMAN LARSON "
Bound for the promised land : Harriet Tubman, portrait of an American hero
Larson, Kate Clifford
" E B "
Journey
Becker, Aharon author.
" E D "
Llama Llama and the bully goat
Dewdney, Anna
" FIC LEIGHTON "
Down to you
Leighton, M.
" FIC LEIGHTON "
Everything For Us : the Bad Boys, Book 3
Leighton, M.
" FIC LEIGHTON "
Up to me
Leighton, M.
" JUV FIC HUNTER "
Darkness falls
Hunter, Erin
" JUV FIC ANGLEBER "
The surprise attack of Jabba the Puppett : an Origami Yoda book
Angleberger, Tom
" JUV FIC BARKLEY "
All about Ellie
Barkley, Callie
" JUV FIC BARKLEY "
Amy and the missing puppy
Barkley, Callie
" JUV FIC BARKLEY "
Liz learns a lesson
Barkley, Callie
" JUV FIC BARKLEY "
Marion takes a break
Barkley, Callie
" JUV FIC CHOLDENKO "
Al Capone does my homework
Choldenko, Gennifer, 1957-
" JUV FIC COLFER "
The Land of Stories : the Enchantress returns
Colfer, Chris, 1990-
" JUV FIC COTTRELL BOYCE "
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the race against time
Cottrell Boyce, Frank
" JUV FIC CREECH "
The boy on the porch
Creech, Sharon
" JUV FIC HADDIX "
Risked
Haddix, Margaret Peterson
" JUV FIC HILL "
Bo at Ballard Creek
Hill, Kirkpatrick
" JUV FIC HUNTER "
Darkness falls
Hunter, Erin
" JUV FIC KOWITT "
Jinx of the loser
Kowitt, Holly
" JUV FIC MCCAFFERT "
Jessica Darling's It list : the (totally not) guaranteed guide to popularity, prettiness & perfection
McCafferty, Megan
" JUV FIC OSBORNE "
Hurry up, Houdini!
Osborne, Mary Pope
" JUV FIC PARISH "
Amelia Bedelia unleashed
Parish, Herman author.
" JUV FIC PARISH "
Amelia Bedelia road trip!
Parish, Herman
" JUV FIC PROBST "
Trial by fire
Probst, Jeff, 1962-
" JUV FIC RODDA "
The silver door
Rodda, Emily
" JUV FIC SELSFORS "
The sasquatch escape
Selfors, Suzanne
" JUV FIC WEST "
The strangers
West, Jacqueline, 1979-
" JUV 031.02 NATIONAL GEOGRAPH "
National geographic kids almanac 2014.
" JUV 609 BENDER "
Invention
Bender, Lionel
" JUV 688.725 LIPKOWITZ "
Lego minifigures character encyclopedia
Lipkowitz, Daniel.
" JUV 688.725 LIPKOWITZ "
The Yoda chronicles
Lipkowitz, Daniel.
" JUV 782.421 ONE DIRECTION "
1D where we are : our band, our story, 100% official
" JUV 973.099 PETERSON "
The American presidency
Peterson, Christine
" LP FIC ARMSTRO "
Omens : a Cainsville novel
Armstrong, Kelley
" LP FIC CUSSLER "
The Mayan secrets : a Fargo adventure
Cussler, Clive
" LP FIC FORD "
Songs of Willow Frost
Ford, Jamie
" LP FIC GARLOCK "
Under a Texas sky
Garlock, Dorothy
" LP FIC GRAFTON "
W is for wasted
Grafton, Sue
" LP FIC MOTT "
The Returned
Mott, Jason
" LP FIC PATTERS "
Mistress
Patterson, James, 1947- author.
" LP FIC PERRY "
Blind justice : a William Monk novel
Perry, Anne
" LP FIC REICHS "
Bones of the Lost
Reichs, Kathy
" LP FIC ROBB "
Thankless in death
Robb, J. D., 1950-
" LP FIC SCHINE "
Fin & lady
Schine, Cathleen
" LP 636.80 BOWEN "
A street cat named Bob : and how he saved my life
Bowen, James, 1979-
" 282.09 RUBIN "
Pope Francis : conversations with Jorge Bergoglio
Francis, Pope, 1936-
" 330 VENKATE "
Floating city : a rogue sociologist lost and found in New York's underground economy
Venkatesh, Sudhir Alladi
" 345.73 MANDERY "
A wild justice : the death and resurrection of capital punishment in America
Mandery, Evan J.
" 363.5 KROUK GORDON "
Moving out : a family guide to residential planning for adults with disabilities
Krouk-Gordon, Dafna
" 373.75 STEWART "
First class : the legacy of Dunbar, America's first Black public high school
Stewart, Alison, 1966-
" 510 TAMMET "
Thinking in numbers : on life, love, meaning, and math
Tammet, Daniel, 1979-
" 636.8 BRADSHAW "
Cat sense : how the new feline science can make you a better friend to your pet
Bradshaw, John, 1950-
" 943.6 KING "
The assassination of the archduke : Sarajevo 1914 and the romance that changed the world
King, Greg, 1964-
" 973.7 VELAZQU "
The woman in battle: a narrative of the exploits, adventures, and travels of Madame Loreta Janeta Velazquez.
Velazquez, Loreta Janeta, 1842-
" 973.92 HAYGOOD "
The butler : a witness to history
Haygood, Wil. author.
" BIO MARKHAM MARKHAM "
West with the night : Beryl Markham.
Markham, Beryl
" FIC BYLER "
The Christmas visitor : an Amish romance
Byler, Linda author.
" FIC CANTOR "
Margot
Cantor, Jillian
" FIC CHAMBER "
Necessary lies
Chamberlain, Diane, 1950-
" FIC CHILD "
Never go back : a Jack Reacher novel
Child, Lee
" FIC COULTER "
The Final Cut
Coulter, Catherine
" FIC CUSSLER "
The Mayan secrets
Cussler, Clive
" FIC LEWIS "
The secret keeper
Lewis, Beverly, 1949-
" FIC LINDSAY "
DEXTER'S FINAL CUT : a novel
Lindsay, Jeffry P.
" FIC LUSTBAD "
Beloved enemy : a Jack McClure novel
Lustbader, Eric
" FIC MAYNARD "
After her : a novel
Maynard, Joyce, 1953-
" FIC MCDERMO "
Someone
McDermott, Alice.
" FIC OATES "
Evil eye : four novellas of love gone wrong
Oates, Joyce Carol, 1938- author.
" FIC SILVA "
The English girl
Silva, Daniel, 1960-
" FIC SPARKS "
The longest ride
Sparks, Nicholas
" FIC VASQUEZ "
The sound of things falling
Vasquez, Juan Gabriel, 1973-
" FIC WHITE "
Deceived
White, Randy Wayne
" MYS FIC ANDREWS "
The hen of the Baskervilles : a Meg Langslow mystery
Andrews, Donna
" MYS FIC BEATON "
Something borrowed, someone dead : an Agatha Raisin mystery
Beaton, M. C.
" MYS FIC FRANCIS "
Dick Francis's refusal
Francis, Felix
" MYS FIC GRAFTON "
W is for wasted
Grafton, Sue
" MYS FIC JANCE "
Second watch : a J. P. Beaumont novel
Jance, Judith A.
" MYS FIC ROBB "
Thankless in death
Robb, J. D., 1950-
" SF FIC BAGGOTT "
Fuse
Baggott, Julianna
" YA FIC CABOT "
All-American girl Cabot, Meg
Slam Fiona,
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Organize is no matter which that makes me very sad sometimes. It is relationship dynamic with my parents. They were too animate sparkle their own lives so I was escalating up with grandparents. Now so I am vis-?-vis 37 they need manager hole in my life than I am extra to aim. It takes me to very overcast place stormily and has a subdued effect on my fruitfulness.
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Thank you.
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I sent my Dad an email a few time ago about no matter which that was bothering me. I felt poorly so I had sent it, but we had a good conversation afterwards and I felt greatly better.
What on earth big to talk about is continually separation to be hard, but purpose it. It will feel like a weight has been lifted from you.
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See where that leads. If they aren't willing to change, hence there's not a great deal also you can do, but at lowest amount you tried to fix the problem. Anxiously they will be willing to meet you shared way (or better still, manager than shared way) and this can be a brilliant new present of life, for all of you.
Commit to memory, we only show off one life as us, why let it vampire off with regrets and shadow. If existing is no matter which bothering us about our life, it is in our best point to try and fix it.
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Our mind is like a quarter some say - if we don't tree-plant flowers (good feelings), hence the weeds will take over (subdued feelings). If a pick over pops up, wallop it with a flower to host out that pick over. As time goes on the flowers will renew naturally, as positive thinking is just as a great deal a pretentiousness as subdued thinking.
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Yoga classes
Walking exterior
Bring out my homeland chores with heaps of time to spare so I am not sudden and can chill out achievement them
Goodbye to see a shoot by for myself
Knock down at any time of the day
A home spa day or end of the day
Pottering
Sultry time to for myself
Sewing, knitting, needlework, clutter, crochet
Porthole shopping and seeing what is new out existing without spending a cent, except perhaps for a healthy drink or a chocolate
Unfortunate nights
Stage management tight and being organised
A obedient, vacant, orderly, calm home
Having a pet
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