Project 1: Spent most of the morning planning and mapping out the next month’s school for my boys Project 2: Saturday is generally washing of bedding and bigger laundry loads. Had to work around the lack of electricity. Thank God for generators, in the end. Project 3: Saturday night dinner cook. While I enjoy making…

Spent most of the day catching up on school logs, etc for the boys.

Project 1: Spent an hour on this: https://copytestprove.com/yesterdays-regrets-vs-gods-mercies/ Project 2: Spent about 40 minutes skimming Tom Venuto’s How to Beat Food Cravings Module 2: https://www.burnthefatinnercircle.com/members/How-To-Beat-Food-Cravings.cfm Project 3: Spend 20 minutes piano practicing using the free content of Jacques Hopkins’s Piano in 21 Days: https://pianoin21days.com/

Unfortunately, I spent most of the day with ‘busy work’…you know the type: procrastinating by doing things to make you seem busy but not actually going anywhere. According to the guy who does the 75Hard, today was a loss. Thankfully, His mercies are new every morning, so I can say with confidence, ‘Great is His…

Project 1: Worked for about an hour on this article (thinking, researching, writing, editing, posting, etc): https://copytestprove.com/thoughts-on-a-thought/ Project 2: Spent about 20 minutes on handlettering practice. Again, I’m not extremely comfortable posting splatters and scribbles. Project 3: Played catch-up on a course (self-imposed deadlines) from SPI, for most of the afternoon.

Project 1: Took the children to visit a friend who raises chickens, turkeys, goats, etc. A mother goat just had two kids a few hours earlier. Project 2: Homeschool record keeping and school planning. Project 3: Visited another friend who had bought shoes for the boys.

Mainly spent time with my three boys. Went to a place where we could walk in nature (not much to be found in our city), play in a playground (also not very common), and swim in a swimming pool. Time consuming, yes. Productive? Not in the monetary sense. But time spent with your children is…

Project 1: Worked a block on an SPI course. Was supposed to be 15-20 minutes, but ended up most of the morning. Thinking and planning is hard work. Especially when the way ahead is not so clear. Project 2: Worked on finishing Drownproof. Not gonna lie, the last two chapters were not easy for me…

Chapters 7 and 8: Thoughts While I Read All this to say, I highly recommend this book. There are questions that I’ll be sitting down with, a journal in hand. Andy says he finds it easier to express himself speaking rather than writing. I find I’m great speaking one-on-one with people, but stick a microphone…

Project 1: Read 40 minutes and then worked on posting this: https://peoplegettingafterit.com/thoughts-while-i-read-drownproof-continues-on/ Project 2: My 13 year old son needed help with his mathematics homework. And we spent some time learning it together… *rolls eyes* I don’t remember learning this when I was studying for my junior high school exams. Project 3: Weekly review ala…