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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

My thoughtful Daughter

So, last night I had to work a 4 hour OT shift at work (until 0300) and I called home to let my wife know that I wouldn't be walking through the door about 2310 that night. My oldest daughter answered the phone and we had a wonderful conversation about her day and I asked her what she was doing. She told me she was making choclate pudding and that is one of my favorite desserts. My daughter politely informed me that she was going to be saving a serving for me. As I got home I peeked in the fridge and my pudding was waiting for me, but I was so tired that I ended up going straight to bed. I know that my favorite dessert is waiting for me after lunch and my daughter loves me. Thank you Mary Beth, I love you sweet daughter.

Under the Mercy,

Matthew S

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Update!

It is my Mnday and I am about to be off to work for the day, I am going to keep working on my 40 reasons post while I am at work (getting close to 1/2 way). Also, I am getting ready to make a big announcement about something that is going to happen next week, so stay tuned.

Under the Mercy,
Matthew S

Sunday, October 14, 2007

just another day of Catholic pondering: My 40 Reasons to Have Kids

In my prior post I highligted Karen's reasons, another great set is found here:

just another day of Catholic pondering: My 40 Reasons to Have Kids

Maybe I should work on a list from a Dad's point-of-view.

Under the Mercy,
Matthew S

Saturday, October 13, 2007

Karen Edmisten: 40 Reasons to Have Kids

This may be written by a mother for mothers but with a little changing of the verbage and position of the speaker it applies to dads and its just plain awesome.

Under the Mercy,
Matthew S

Karen Edmisten: 40 Reasons to Have Kids

The Moat Monster

I guess I really can draw....never would have thought I could. See my wife's blog post about Fine Art Friday's.
Under the Mercy,
Matthew S

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Homeschoold Adventure #2 (VideoCast)

Okay, another video is up, still learning all the ins and outs of Windows MovieMaker.

I should also check into finding some podsafe music or something for bumpers, an intro and credits.

Under the Mercy,

Matthew S.



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The wonder of Children

Found this little gem while I was waiting for the latest edition of Homeschool Adventures to compile.


I am truly blessed as a father. I love you girls.
Under the Mercy,
Matthew S

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Call me "The Great White Hunter"

Well, my oldest daughter needed a second cricket for her terrarium (my old small 5 gallon fish tank turned into a terrarium that is) as the current tennant, Nemo Shark, was a bit lonely. Mary Beth, my oldest, sent me off to work with a piece of tupperware for this purpose and I mentioned it to a few of my co-workers. Well, on the way out I wasn't having much luck until one of my co-workers told me to hurry over, they had found the elusive female cricket. I may have to start doing short video podcasts, it was definitely fun.


Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Eating solid food is hard work

I don't think most of us realize what a challenge it is for a 10 month old to eat solid food. They are use to the ease of nursing and now they are continually eating more and more of this stuff that they have to pick up, chew and then swallow. I have a pretty good hunch that it is exhausting work.

Under the Mercy,
Matthew S

Monday, October 1, 2007

First Day of School


First Day of School
Originally uploaded by kc0lex@sbcglobal.net
Well, Math and Reading galore is taking over the house today. Formal schooling has begun again, no more carefree days of carefree learning, well at least during the week, we are working on the formal lessons of the year. If you look carefully, Mary is learning her needlepoint and Anna is working on her beadwork. Hmmmm, this sounds very much like something Mary and Laura might have done in the Little House books.

Under the Mercy,

Matthew S

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