We created this site to make an online writer's notebook to capture the memories, interests, and interesting events in our families life. We hope to publish it regularly and use it as a evolving piece of history - a historical artifact if you will - that our family can enjoy for generations to come. So follow our adventures as our small happy family enjoys life
Showing posts with label busy week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label busy week. Show all posts
Saturday, June 6, 2020
The One With the Busy Week
Wow, this was quite a week. We got a lot accomplished amid the Covid 19 quarantine.
Here's a gander:
1. We got our Traverse that we test drove last week.
2. We began redoing our budget.
3. We weeded the side garden.
4. We went to Josh's rolling rally graduation.
5. We continued doing our Avengers movie watch.
6. Emmie and I wrapped up Season Three of Hart of Dixie, our quarantine binge watch.
7. We opened the pool and Emmie actually went into it before me.
8. We worked on the side back garden and weeded it.
9. We wrapped up phase one of cleaning the porch and help school meetings out there.
10. Emmie and I had a variety of meetings and meets this week.
Saturday, January 19, 2019
The One With Bri's Big Week
Wow....this was a busy week in our little neck of the woods. In fact, it was the week of Bri.
On Monday, Bri had to attend a school committee meeting. There, she and several of her other sixth grade classmates were honored for having their pictures selected in the local DPW calendar. That was a fabulous event!
On Tuesday, Bri had her first middle school concert. It was a blast watching her playing flute on stage for the first concert this year. She did a great job and looked much like a middle school student on stage.
Then, we wrapped up the week where she volunteered for a "Friday Fun" night for her school. She and some friends helped run activities at the event....which she had a lot of fun at.
Overall, it was pretty exhausting this week...but pretty fun!
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