"In the morning, O LORD, You will hear my voice; In the morning I will order my prayer to You and eagerly watch."
Psalm 5:3 NASB
Today's Schedule
Psalm 5:3 NASB
Today's Schedule
- 5:15 AM rise and shine
- 6:00 AM fix breakfast
- 7:00 AM walk Nathan to bus stop
- 8:00 AM morning chores, clean bathrooms, make beds, wash dishes, iron, wash laundry
- 9:00 AM plant shrubs (6)
- 10:00 AM chop down a tree timber
- 11:00 AM advise hydroseed workers where they should spray on the remaining grass
- 12:00 NOON lunch break
Proposed Afternoon Schedule
- 1:00 PM make a trip to the market
- 3:30 PM get Nathan from bus stop
- 4:00 PM library with Nathan
- 4:30 PM pick up Jacob (new grandbaby) to bring home to babysit
- 5:00 PM make dinner
- 6:00 PM clean up kitchen
- 7:00 PM rock the baby on front porch
- 8:00 PM Nathan in bath and get him ready for bed
- 9:00 PM balance checkbook
- 10:00 PM bed
"I will lie down in peace and sleep, for you alone, O LORD, will keep me safe."
From Psalm 4:8
From Psalm 4:8
Edit: Since I put in a long day yesterday ... I'm taking it easy today (Friday). The only items not finished were balancing the checkbook and rocking the baby. As for cutting down the tree, I actually started that job last week using the saw blade on the end of my tree pruner. I'm off to Coeur d'Alene today ... County Assessor's office and maybe some strolling arounding town.
6 comments:
Oh Mrs. Gramma Mac...How do you possibly do all of this?
You will have to take a long soak in my big bathtub and have youself a good sleep in Lady Birmingham's twin bed by the window!!
...Love Terry
wow! i was just thinking how sleepy i am and now i'm ashamed of myself! i'm praying for your continued energy my sister...
chop down a tree? Are you serious?
All right, now I'm having second thoughts about being a house guest - you might make me chop fire wood or pave a driveway or something. Where'd you hide your wonder woman cape?
Well, most of my to-do list got finished. The baby was not here long enough to rock on the porch. I did manage to go to the store with baby and Nathan. Yes, Mrs. Darling, I finished cutting down a very dead maple tree (hard wood). New growth had surrounded it and it was difficult to cut ... approx. 20 feet tall. When I heard it start cracking, I got the heck away ... it landed away from the house ... must have made a good cut :)
I always said you were amazing!!!!=)
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