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Weekly Wrap-up



Since there was no weekly wrap-up round up last week, you are welcome to check our wrap-up from last week here.

On to this week: It's free week. I decided to take a week off since I had been feeling so tired over the previous 2 weeks. This seems to have helped to relieve some of that tiredness.

So what did we do?

Monday, absolutely nothing. The kids had free rein and although I had planned to do some cleaning I do not know where the day went.

Tuesday, we were invited out for dinner, so that took half the day. In the morning I made some Christmas ornaments.

Wednesday, I cleaned out the master bedroom and of course that meant new furniture placement.I am the only one who does that?

Thursday, we had a fieldtrip to a victorian museum. You can read about it here.

Today we had a day out of town to visit a place that sells real mennonite sausages. We love them.

Tomorrow Zach has  a group violin play in in the afternoon which should be fun.

Next week we will resume school for 2 more weeks, mixed with Christmas activities, then it will be Christmas holiday here.

And that is it. How was your week?

For more weekly wrap-up visit Kris @Weird Unsocialized Homeschoolers.

Have a great day,
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Cheryl@SomewhatCrunchy said…
It sounds like a really relaxing week. I love to move my furniture around but so small that I really can't do that anymore LOL.
December 4, 2009 at 3:12 PM
kristenph said…
Love the cookie ornaments and the Victorian field trip looks so fun!
December 5, 2009 at 10:25 AM
Anonymous said…
Hope your fatigue gets better this week! Everyone needs a rest week every now and then. Even the kids.


Blessings,

Calina

www.love2-bhome.blogspot.com


December 7, 2009 at 1:55 AM
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