November 1st

plants panNicole over at Journey to Josie takes pictures on the 1st day of the month of what their day looks like.

I realized what seems mundane and boring today might be something I want to look back on and remember tomorrow.

When my boys are grown and move out I know I will really enjoy what a “boring” day looked like with them in it.

sunrise dog cad faces dew hensMy half pint gets up and takes care of the dog.

I usually have to let her out before he gets up also though.

reading upsidedown upsidedown2 toys grammar school spellingwriting

School time!

We spend about an hour and a half on reading, writing, grammar, and spelling.

breakThen the boys get a 15 min. break to eat a snack and play around.

abucusMath starts right after break time.

I have found this is the best time for us to do it.

They have had a break and can concentrate better.

math mimic mimic2 funny ears mirror worksheetThey are being introduced to symmetry.

I loved that they had them mirror one another!

So funny!

tights

kindleAfter school was all done I finally allowed myself to finish the story I was reading!

If I read before school then school does not happen…

choresAfter quiet time my oldest started on the dishes.

leaves light trees sky faceI could not resist a walk around our backyard.

The light was gorgeous and I needed out of the house.

My husband had come home really early but was trying to catch up on rest.

sunsetHad a movie night with my husband while the boys played in the other room.

This was a pretty lazy 1st day!

Fall at the Ray Harral Nature Park

bootsbw bridge fall hugs leaves myboys path pathways petals skirt walk walkingI was starting to develope a twitch from the need to be in the woods.

This is just a little patch of woods surrounded by houses and buildings but it still helped me breathe deeper.

I did not want to leave.

The Ray Harral Nature Park is located off 121st(Tucson St) east of Elm.

It is behind the school.

If you use the address from the Broken Arrow site to get directions be sure to use google maps.

The other map sites do not always lead to the park.