Tackle it Tuesday
Approaching Christmas with a Hush not a rush
This Morning was spent writing out the last of the 50+ Christmas cards. This is something that I love to do. It is a part of stopping the world and saying hello to folks. It is a chance to thank those professionals that have added blessings to our year.Many calls made for appointments and such with amazing results. I was able to get into a specialist on 12-28! unheard of! God is good.
With all the calls and cards complete I was off to an impromptu concert at the school. I found out about this at the last minute of course. It is so good to be real and not try to catch the ideal of the so called perfect holiday time. In doing so I was slow and able to relax my way into a wonderful band concert.
Stopping by Dash's class room to check on him the teacher told me that the district is forcing 3rd graders to do multiplication this year for tne new standards will be pushing the kids harder. That is a full years advancement. Needless to explain that Dash came home in a panic at his homework.
His teacher asked if I could stay after to lend a hand making ornaments. So after the concert with the card finished and sitting out in the car to be mailed I was hushed to give my afternoon to the children. We used painted puzzle pieces to make little Christmas ornament with the photo in center like a little wreath. It was nice to be around all those smiling little children. The day had a hard start of a migraine to it. Being with the children really warmed my heart back into a bit of excitement over the holiday.
I have an extra child in tow and so they are all playing now.
The house is actually hushed for the play is quiet.
There will be no rush today.
This is the time to hush my soul into the lush abundant life of loving and being loved.
Dash's class we made the gifts for the parents of these kids today.
Dove plays the french horn.
This is the 5th grade class after the performance.
The sixth graders were up next.
These kids sounded so much better:)
The french horn girls.
Playing the french horn comes with a heavy case to bear.
Presents are almost all wrapped and the cards are finished.
A few more things for neighbors and I am done.
Just gotta clean a messy kitchen and hang clean clothes.
Play for a while then they all do a bit of homework.
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I love you bunches.
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