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Mama Russell
"Hello! My name is Kelly and I am a happy wife and mother to two daughters (5 and 3), one son (19 months), and a little girl on the way. I am a homemaker and a daughter of God."
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My To-Do List
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* *Go through all cooking/baking recipes and organize.
* *Make a newborn/small infant cloth diaper stash. I have not decided on the amounts of fitteds, covers, or AIOs that I'll need. *added April 9, 2008*
* Pick out and buy Kindergarten level homeschool curriculum.
* Go through children's clothing. Sort, box up, and give away as needed.
* Finish new blog.
* Finish MOTH schedule.
* Take down all window mini-blinds and put up curtains.
* Replace a/c filter.
* Thoroughly clean all baseboards.
* Shampoo all carpets.
* Get sewing machine and serger serviced.
* Completely wean son.
* Join HSLDA.
* Purchase flowers to put into front flower bed.
* Go room-to-room and get rid of all junk and stuff we no longer need/use.
* Deep clean refrigerator.
* Order birth kit.
* Organize care for older children for labor and birth.
* Buy labor pool.
* Pick up extra midwife supplies for birth.
* Make birth plan.
* Potty train 3-year-old.
* Clean out and organize pantry.
* Get baby's clothes ready.
* Focus on each room in the house and purchase or find items to accentuate that room.
* Make a reading list for this year. Buy books. *In Progress*
* Prayerfully consider joining a homeschool support group. Join.
* Find a nanny or mother's helper.
* Write at least 5 people a "snail-mail" letter.
* Purchase camping trailer.
* Organize all school supplies.
* Organize craft and sewing supplies.
* Go through master Bathroom and throw out all junk.
* Hang up all family photos.
* Get one more family portrait done before Baby comes.
* Organize a menu for major meal freezing before baby comes.
* Have at least 20 entrees frozen.
* If possible, purchase stand-alone freezer for garage.
* Buy new video camera.
* Clean engagement ring and wedding ring.
* Get teeth cleaned.
* Make weekly menus.
* Pick blueberries, at least 20 pounds. Freeze.
* Throw out makeup and buy new stuff.
* Make up a guest "welcome basket."
Kindergarten
Bob Jones K5 Math 3E
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All About Spelling
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    Friday, March 28, 2008
    Really Neat Links
    Here are some links that are worth checking out.


    • Shannon did a really beautiful job making some pretty burp cloths over at Rocks In My Dryer. Even those of you with little sewing experience could do these up very quickly. And they would make great, inexpensive gifts!
    • Need help figuring out what books to read next? Check out What Should I Read Next?
    • The Internet Public Library. Enough said.
    • Nancy Leigh DeMoss does a great job, as usual, showing us godly truths that women often forget amongst all the lies the world would have us believe. If you have not read her book Lies Women Believe and the Truth That Sets Them Free, I highly urge you to pick up a copy!
    • My all-time favorite recipe website. I have yet to make anything from there that has not turned out well.
    • As usual, Amy has done a wonderful job on this post. What is something that you have changed your way of thinking on?
    • One of my favorite sewing sites! Wondering if you should attempt a certain pattern? You can get reviews from other PR members and their thoughts of that particular project.
    • This site has a plethora of great links for those times you are looking to find something specific for your craft project.
    • A homeschool site. Be sure and check out their extensive links section!
    • Need to find heirloom seeds? Check out this link. It even lists seed swaps you can participate in. Best of all, you'll be buying non-GMO. Yay!
    • Fun ways to spruce up your photos.

    Happy Friday!

    In His grace,

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