The Meeting of the Lord
Saints Simeon and Anna
Zacchaeus Sunday
The Publican and the Pharisee
Saint Raphael of Brooklyn
Homemaking
Remove the last few Christmas decorations
Reorganize Seasonal Decorations in the attic
Enjoy Forced Bulbs (Hyacinth, Tulips, and Daffodils)
Hang Family Photographs in Our Bedroom
Purge Boy Clothes Bins in the Attic
Book Hair Appointments for Sugar Plum and Me
Make Dental Appointments for Father John and Me
Clean the Car
Start a Winter Planting Project: Microgreens?
Valentine's Day: Menu, Small Trinkets, Cards, Decorations
Knit Sugar Plum's Tiny Tea Leaves
Finish Knitting Olga's Edith Shawl
Read Everyday Saints
Themes
Candles
Hearts and Valentines
Red
Museums
Special Days
Groundhog Day (2nd)
+Gege (1st)
Baba's 90th Birthday (4th)
Valentine’s Day (14th)
Aunt Susan (17th)
Grandma (17th)
Auntie Kate and Uncle Pete's Wedding Anniversary (20th)
Full Snow Moon (25th)
Learning
Practice being still and quiet during services and prayers
Practice patience and love towards one another
Learn to Sing "Beneath Thy Compassion"Souper Bowl Sunday
The Sign of the Cross for Button Listen to The Carnival of the Animals Tidying up Toys after Play
Clearing the Table after Meals
Read A Nest for Celeste
Read Mrs Piggle-Wiggle
Complete the Ramona Series
Nature Table Scene
Winter Book Basket
Watercolor Pencils
Learn How to Cut Out Hearts
Feed birds
Polish wooden toys together Weaving with Sugar Plum
Knitting Fork with Little Man
2 comments:
What is Everyday Saints?
Everyday Saints is an excellent book that I have been trying to read since October or November... I keep giving my copy away before I can finish it! I finally got a new one and am determined not to let it go until I read it from cover to cover.
Learn more here: http://www.everyday-saints.com/
Look for a blurb on the book here in a few days!
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