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Homeschool news . . . I know Kennady worked on History and Health and stuff on Monday, and a little bit on Tuesday, but then she came with me on a road trip the rest of the week, and didn't take any schoolbooks along. Despite my specific request that she do so. So I wasn't impressed with that, but there wasn't much I could do once we were six hours from home! I guess maybe she will have to do some homework on Sunday afternoon? Riiiight.
Other news . . . so here's my Big News! And my highlights for the week too, as well as the reason my post is a bit shorter than usual - my granddaughter arrived this week!
On Sunday evening, my daughter-in-law was admitted to the hospital with pre-eclampsia, and on Tuesday evening had a c-section to deliver the baby at around 34 weeks. So I now have a very tiny granddaughter - Veronica is just three and a half pounds, but she is doing very well.
So that's the road trip Kennady and I took - we drove out to Ohio on Wednesday and have been here meeting our newest family member.
On Sunday evening, my daughter-in-law was admitted to the hospital with pre-eclampsia, and on Tuesday evening had a c-section to deliver the baby at around 34 weeks. So I now have a very tiny granddaughter - Veronica is just three and a half pounds, but she is doing very well.
So that's the road trip Kennady and I took - we drove out to Ohio on Wednesday and have been here meeting our newest family member.
What's New . . .
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On my blogs last week . . .
Here on Homeschool Coffee Break:
Virtual Refrigerator - Aquatic Life Coloring Book
52 Lists #43 - Conversation Starters
From the High School Lesson Book - Halloween and Reformation Day
And on my book blog, Just A Second:
Teaser Tuesday/First Chapter First Paragraph - The Tea Planter's Wife
What I'm Reading - October 31, 2016
Scripture and a Snapshot - Great is Your Faithfulness
Bookshelf Review - October 2016
Teaser Tuesday/First Chapter First Paragraph - The Tea Planter's Wife
What I'm Reading - October 31, 2016
Scripture and a Snapshot - Great is Your Faithfulness
Bookshelf Review - October 2016
Just A Second is where I share book reviews and other book-related things, and update on what's on my bookshelf. This week I've been reading:
Shadow of the Storm (Out From Egypt)by Connilyn Cossette
Swept Away (Trouble in Texas) (Volume 1) by Mary Connealy
The Tea Planter's Wife: A Novel by Dinah Jefferies
A parting shot . . . I guess I'll have to promise more baby pictures next week, when I'm back home (sort of) and have had time to get them onto a computer.
In the meantime, this is the church parking lot, where one of us usually parks at the youth center. In fact, Landon was parked there for a bit on Sunday afternoon. Later that day a storm blew through and brought down a few tree branches, including this one which would have done a bit of damage had a car still been there! Thankfully it wasn't.
In the meantime, this is the church parking lot, where one of us usually parks at the youth center. In fact, Landon was parked there for a bit on Sunday afternoon. Later that day a storm blew through and brought down a few tree branches, including this one which would have done a bit of damage had a car still been there! Thankfully it wasn't.
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4 comments:
Aw!! Congratulations grandma. She's darling.
Oh my! I hope she grows and stays healthy! I'm so glad she and her mama are getting good care.
Congratulations! :)
Wow, congratulations! How exciting!
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