I Think My Feelings are Hurting

Because of the whole room switching project we took another week off from school. All yesterday I was busy painting polka dots. I know three-year-olds say funny things, but Sylvia wins the prize (at least between our kids.) This morning for some reason Joey said, "Hakuna Matata!" (you know, from The Lion King.) Sylvia scolded, "DAAAAAAD! We don't talk about our privates!" So of course the rest of the morning Joey made a lot of jokes about his "Hakuna Matata." One more quote from Sylvia and I don't know how to explain this one. "Ow! My tummy of crackers! I think my feelings are hurting!"

I Love Tuesdays!

There are always so many activities that Luke and Isabel are involved in on Tuesdays.  So in a way, it's my day off and their day on.

Ukulele lessons @ 10:30 (usually go to the library here) Science class @ 1:00 Piano lessons @ 4:00 Scouts @ 6:30

In their Science class, Andrea does great things with them that I am too lazy to do.  They have picked an animal, studied up on it and made it's habitat.  I think they are still making their animals.

Room Switch

Saturday Joey and I started the room switch by painting the master bedroom. We are moving from our huge bedroom, huge bathroom, huge closet, into the girls teeny tiny room while the three "princesses" get our room. Our room switch may sound crazy to some but perfect for us. First of all, we only had our bed in that room anyway. Then, our master closet we can still use for what we mostly use if for, storage. Last, I've always bathed the girls in my bath so that makes it more convenient for me. Point is, on Saturday we painted, then switched the beds and fell asleep, too tired to switch anything else. Every time I used the master bathroom, Isabel would say, "Mom, why are you in OUR bathroom?"  (sheesh)  All Monday I was moving our closet and bathroom things while cleaning. Feeling guilty about not doing school I had Luke, Isabel and Sylvia think of one thing they really wanted to do with me and we would do it later that afternoon.

Isabel picked a scripture... For church next Sunday Isabel gets to read a scripture so she was very excited to get that ready and practice. (phew for me since I thought I would have to be beading bracelets and necklaces with her.) I shoved in a little lesson on how to look up scriptures and about looking in the back glossary.

Luke picked an art lesson... Luke wanted me to teach him an art lesson. I gave him a lesson on shading and lighting.  I even had some of my old charcoal pencils that I let Luke play around with and smudge.  I think I did a very good job although I wish I had Justin there to teach us.

Sylvia picked a stripper... I read a book to Sylvia about a cat named Autumn.  Sylvia insisted that the cat in the book was named Stripper (our old cat's name, and no, there is no spelling error there) so we read the book, For the Love of "Stripper". by Patricia Polacco.