Mothering Many

Hehehe, that title reminds me of having a baby, even though that’s not what I am planning to write about. I am planning to write about writing lesson plans. I really want to push through and finish today, so I can enjoy Sunday without having to worry about finishing it up. I had wanted to have more than the one day, but it didn’t work that way. Instead I have them a bit over half done, I’m considering whether or not Botox for migraines is really a good idea, and if that child over there <—- emits one more blood curdling shriek, I. just. may. snap.

BUT! Fortunately for all of us, it is almost quiet time, and then….oh yes, then I will plan.

AND oh! More excitement. We have/had out first football games this weekend, and I will have pictures for you later!

This way, I will not feel compelled to take out high risk life insurance lest they argue with me.

The remainder of this post has been relocated in a blog reorganization to avoid a duplicate content penalty. You can most likely find it on Cass Knits. Since I am contractually obligated to 60 words, I feel compelled to leave an explanation. Just in case that mass email referred to this post, which wasn’t removed, but only truncated. Enh, better safe than sorry.

in month long Orlando vacations each year to put it together, and it’s just more cost effective to order the books, ya know?

The remainder of this post has been relocated in a blog reorganization to avoid a duplicate content penalty. You can most likely find it on Cass Knits. Since I am contractually obligated to 60 words, I feel compelled to leave an explanation. Just in case that mass email referred to this post, which wasn’t removed, but only truncated. Enh, better safe than sorry.

I’ve been watching something happen that has been pretty amazing. When I decided to go ahead and bump us back to a full CM school experience, I knew it would cost money, and probably a substantial amount. I decided what I wanted and then I gasped at the amount of money it was going to cost, and had a real crisis of faith. I thought about it for awhile, and then I said “God pays His bills”, and I clicked the submit order button. I did wait until I had enough in paypal to pay for the first major purchase, which happened to be LLATL (times 3 students). Then I started looking for the rest of what we needed. I figured I might end up having to put some of it on a low interest credit card, but that it was worth it.

And then I watched in amazement as God did exactly what I had said He would do. It was incredible to watch, and it gave me goosebumps as I watched payment after payment roll into replenish that paypal account. I ordered the materials for composer and artist study, and I got notices from paypal that I had received money. In almost the exact amount I had spent, ya’ll. It was crazy.

Now, I do still need a few items, things I’ll pick up in town and not order online, mostly art supplies. I”ll end up putting those on credit cards, because I still don’t have a paypal debit card. But there is money in paypal to cover the expense. Now don’t read more into this than I am saying. There have been years where I’ve needed to compare credit cards and worry about interest rates and just such as this. But this year? School is paid in full.