Faith
Forgiveness Sunday
Sunday of Orthodoxy
St. Gregory of Palamas
Sunday of the Cross
Annunciation
Homemaking
Keep to Homemaking Budget
Lenten Cleaning
Boots for Self and Children
Meal Planning & Weekly Shopping
Organize Papers Seasonally
Goals
Improve Prayer Life
Potty learning for Sugar Plum
Finish
Read from the Prologue
Cultivate a Quiet Spirit
Rituals
Baking on Monday
Library on Tuesday
Playdate on Wednesday
Arts and Crafts on Thursday
Games on Friday
Special Days
Mama’s Birthday (5th)
Nana and Grandpapa’s Anniv. (16th)
Gramma Daria’s Namesday (19th)
Papa’s Birthday (21st)
Grandma Judy’s Birthday (25th)
Aunt Jenny’s Birthday (30th)
Learning
The Sign of the Cross
Learn The Lord’s Prayer
St. Patrick
Shamrocks
Rainbows
Inter-Library Loan Books
Setting and Clearing the Table
Daily Lenten Activities
Spring Returns (20th)
Nature table scene and book basket
Visit an Art Museum
5 comments:
What a beautiful list you have going here I may join in with you and post mine in a few days, but for now I dont mind enjoying yours...Have a wonderful weekend
Did you get a chance to look at the Lord's Prayer cards? Maybe there is a more Orthodox version? We have ours hung and are ready to learn. I think M. will pick it up very quickly. We may also learn the prayer set to music since he's singing a lot now and can carry a tune (more or less)...
Have a blessed and fruitful lent. My husband just finished reading the gurus, the young man, and elder Paisios. He enjoyed it. I would love to tell him what someone else who read it thinks!
Forgive me, my sister.
And, ooooh, Presbytera Kathy, I'm glad to hear that, I'd like to pick it up.
Hi Emma.
You are so amazingly organised! Where do you find the time to hold down an incredibly loving home, take amazing photos, plan meals, raise children and do all your own amazing decorating, teaching, planning... I have been watching your blog now for a bit. I'm so inspired by you - thanks so much. You're amazing.
xo Fiona
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