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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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Tackle It Tuesday
Tackle It Tuesday Meme

My Tackle It Tuesday mission for today till next Tackle It Tuesday is simple: a) finish my MOTH schedule; b) buy supplies for and start to make at least one cloth diaper (I'm also adding this to my "to-do list" seen in this post ).

I need to get this schedule finished! I've had it almost finished for a long time now and it is necessary that it gets done soon! Besides, hubby keeps saying things like "It sure would be nice if you had a schedule in place." :-)

I need to start my newborn and infant cloth diaper stash! With my nifty new sewin' machine I really feel that once I get one or two done, I can zip through making a good stash in no time at all. I have a few patterns to try and I think I'll stick with fitteds and some beautiful covers and also make a few AIOs.

For more Tackle it Tuesday endeavours, visit 5 Minutes for Mom!

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8 Comments:

Blogger Niki said...

Great tackle!

I wish I could sew!

:)

I love the scheduling book. It looks fabulous!

Anonymous Laurie said...

Good Luck! Can't wait to see the results.

Blogger jientje said...

Yes, I should try to use my new sewing machine a little bit more too! Nice tackle!

Anonymous Lynne said...

Good luck with finishing your schedule! By the way, I really like your new sewing machine, what a nice gift!

Blogger Mama Russell said...

Niki, sewing is so awesome! I love working with the fabric and making everything work. When the project is finished, I forget all of the frustration of figuring out the pattern and making everything work!

Our Happy Happenings, the schedule is really a neat idea. I love how I can make it a loose schedule. Some follow theirs quite rigorously, but my schedule will be kind of loose.

Laurie, you can be assured that I will be posting lots of photos if I finish this project. :-) My son and I went to Joann today and bought everything we needed. I am excited!

jientje, I am really looking forward to using my new machine. It is a very quiet machine and because it embroiders as well, I can add some pretty touches!

Lynne, wasn't that the sweetest gift? Never in a million years did I expect it and this machine will last me 30 years. It is nice to have a super quality piece of machinery to sew on.

Blogger Morning Rose said...

Great tackle! Thanks for stopping by my blog. :)

Blogger The Apron Queen said...

Late making my rounds. Awesome tackle! Stop by to see the progress on my sunflowers.

For your daily dose of vintage goodness & a bit of silliness, stop by Confessions of an Apron Queen, the home of Vintage Thingies Thursdays.

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