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Archive for August, 2009

Wow!! My Scribd account has logged nearly 1400 reads in the past week…I sure hope this means the planner is a much-needed resource… BTW…I’ve uploaded the last few pages.  While I’ve tried very hard to proofread all documents before submitting, I’m quite sure there will be more than a few errors, here and there.  Bear [...]

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Visit Peggy at The Simple Woman for more Daybook entries! FOR TODAY – August 31 , 2009 Outside my Window…cold and dark…just a hint of light, black trees silhouetted against the indigo sky.  6:20 a.m. and 46 degrees… Thinking…about the upcoming school year.  I’m such a giddy optimist when planning!  The coming school year stretches [...]

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Here are few suggestions for assembling the Embracing Tradition Catholic Planner. You will need: A printer Three-hole punch Clear pocket front binder Clear tabbed dividers Notebook paper (optional!) Print the cover page and place inside clear pocket on front: (Not so very fancy, but I’m eyeing a really pretty toille print that I’ll probably utilize [...]

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Dear Friends: It’s my sincere desire to make the planner available for no charge, to you…the homeschooling, traditional Catholic mom.  Affordability is such a key factor in the life of the large, and even not-so-large, homeschooling family.  Consider it a gift, given in thanksgiving for the many good gifts God continues to give this family. [...]

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Welcome to our new classroom… For those of you who are regular visitors, you’ll notice a few changes.  We are no longer upstairs, as much as I enjoyed my “loft-styled” classroom, it was a bit impractical for several reasons.  In the summer:  very, very hot.  In the winter:  extremely cold. Add to that the occasional [...]

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Prayer request…

My dear friend’s oldest daughter, Charis, is having outpatient surgery on Thursday to remove an accessory navicular. Would you please pray for her? She has quite a few weeks of recovery ahead of her and the family is scheduled to move in a couple months. Sandra would greatly appreciate any and all prayers for her [...]

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Okay…I think it’s nearly finished.  I held a preview for a few of my friends after Mass yesterday, and it seems this is what many traditional Catholic moms are looking for… A traditional Catholic planner based on the liturgical calendar observed in the Extraordinary Form of the Mass. I finally managed to locate a Word-to-PDF [...]

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Visit Peggy at The Simple Woman for more Daybook entries! FOR TODAY – August 24 , 2009 Outside my Window…gathering light and the chirp of crickets.  A hazy mist is rising over the endless sea of soy surrounding the house…it’s 6:30 a.m. and a deliciously chilly 52 degrees… Thinking…of my family, both near and far.  [...]

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Resourcefulness…

Feeling oh, so much better! So much so, that on Thursday we had friends over for the first time in three weeks… The house has been suffering from the lack of motherly care, though the children have kept things reasonably tidy, considering the circumstances. But then there’s my pride…seeing the dust, seeing the dirt…directing the [...]

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Yes!

I love St. Francis de Sales: Raise your eyes to Heaven and you will see that no one arrives there without hard work and continual afflictions. When things go wrong, say to yourself, “This is the road to Heaven. I see the harbor and I am sure that the tempests will not stop me from [...]

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Compassion

Suffering well… But how? Faced with my limitations, I lament all that others must do that I would. Struggling against the tide, I try to do what I can, only to lament the pain that follows for having done too much. I shared this with my dad. Me: “It’s so hard, Dad. I see how [...]

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Just a quick note…

So sorry to be away so long…and I can only type for a second. Might I beg your prayers?  I’ve spent the past week in excrutiating pain.  I had an MRI this afternoon (a decidedly unpleasant experience for the claustrophobic!) and will probably need surgery to remove a ruptured disc in my spine.  There simply [...]

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