The Simple Woman's Daybook~ December 8

For Today: December 8, 2008

Outside my window...it's a cold, sunny morning.

I am thinking...how important it is to use a calendar for planning all of the upcoming Christmas events.

I am thankful for...the ministry of missions. Last night we finished up our annual Missions Conference at church and totaled our Faith Promise goal for 2009. In spite of financial changes people are experiencing due to the economy, our church increased the goal for next year. Praise the Lord!

From the kitchen...a cup of hot peach tea.

I am wearing...my jammys (it's cold and early!).

I am creating...a Christmas card list.

I am going...to help put up the Christmas decorations at the church building today.

I am reading...in my Bible: II Timothy; just for fun: a biography on Mrs. Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

I am hoping...the kids continue to stay healthy in the midst of the sickness that is going around.

I am hearing...good gospel music on our church's radio station.

Around the house...laundry; deep cleaning the living room; boxing up the children's outgrown clothes to give away.

One of my favorite things...socks on my feet to keep them warm.

A few plans for the rest of the week...shopping; piano lessons; a trip to the library; attend a Christmas banquet.

Here is a picture thought I am sharing...Bookworm recently competed in the regional spelling bee and won! She advanced to the state bee finals and made it through eleven rounds. We are so proud of her!

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Monday, December 08, 2008
The Simple Woman's Daybook~ December 8
For Today: December 8, 2008

Outside my window...it's a cold, sunny morning.

I am thinking...how important it is to use a calendar for planning all of the upcoming Christmas events.

I am thankful for...the ministry of missions. Last night we finished up our annual Missions Conference at church and totaled our Faith Promise goal for 2009. In spite of financial changes people are experiencing due to the economy, our church increased the goal for next year. Praise the Lord!

From the kitchen...a cup of hot peach tea.

I am wearing...my jammys (it's cold and early!).

I am creating...a Christmas card list.

I am going...to help put up the Christmas decorations at the church building today.

I am reading...in my Bible: II Timothy; just for fun: a biography on Mrs. Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

I am hoping...the kids continue to stay healthy in the midst of the sickness that is going around.

I am hearing...good gospel music on our church's radio station.

Around the house...laundry; deep cleaning the living room; boxing up the children's outgrown clothes to give away.

One of my favorite things...socks on my feet to keep them warm.

A few plans for the rest of the week...shopping; piano lessons; a trip to the library; attend a Christmas banquet.

Here is a picture thought I am sharing...Bookworm recently competed in the regional spelling bee and won! She advanced to the state bee finals and made it through eleven rounds. We are so proud of her!

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Thank you for reading my Daybook. You can read more entries at The Simple Woman's Daybook.

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Written at Monday, December 08, 2008 by Paula.
7 comments
7 Comments:
Blogger Alesha said...
Congrats Bookworm!!! Way to spell!!!

Ohhh, decorating...how fun! Can't wait to see how it looks!

Praying with you for you kiddos to stay well,

Alesha
12/08/2008 12:15 PM  
Blogger Arlene said...
Yes, December is always a flurry of activity, isn't it? More so for you, I'm sure, as a Pastor's wife!

I love Bookworm's new haircut -- cute! Congratulations to her winning the spelling be, as well! :o)
12/08/2008 12:23 PM  
Blogger Faith said...
Congrats to your beautiful daughter!
Have a great week.
12/08/2008 9:39 PM  
Blogger Nikki said...
Congratulations to Bookworm!!! I know you are very proud. Just think...you had a hand in that knowledge when you homeschooled her. Good going!!
12/08/2008 10:49 PM  
Blogger Joyce said...
Congratulations to your Bookworm! What a wonderful accomplishment!

I am one of the daybook participants, who also home schooled her children for many years. My young uns' are just about all grown up now. :)
12/09/2008 11:17 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...
Congrats to Bookworm. All that reading really pays off. I have always thought that good readers make good spellers and good writers.

And I have to say that I am glad to hear another Floridian talk about it being cold and needing warm socks. People up north think it is always 80 degrees here.
12/09/2008 10:52 PM  
Blogger Mommy said...
Congratulations to Book Worm. She is growing into a beautiful young lady.:)
12/19/2008 11:54 AM  

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