Well, once I explained that the times were guidelines not set in stone she was able to relax and finish her work for the day. The funny thing about the whole thing is that she was ahead of the time schedule. There really was no reason to worry. Besides we finished with enough time for her to weed the garden with me, inspect what we have growing (Garden update coming soon!), watch 2 episodes of Little House on the Praire (we are reading Little House in the Big Woods and they were curious), make cookies (they did not turn out well) play some piano, and play outside with her friends for at least an hour! All this way before dinner!
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Into our grove
Well, once I explained that the times were guidelines not set in stone she was able to relax and finish her work for the day. The funny thing about the whole thing is that she was ahead of the time schedule. There really was no reason to worry. Besides we finished with enough time for her to weed the garden with me, inspect what we have growing (Garden update coming soon!), watch 2 episodes of Little House on the Praire (we are reading Little House in the Big Woods and they were curious), make cookies (they did not turn out well) play some piano, and play outside with her friends for at least an hour! All this way before dinner!
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Mama Peep
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9/04/2008 10:34:00 AM
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I'd cried too. Thanks for explaining the times.
ReplyDeleteWhen I write my schedule out I have to remind myself that there is room to be flexible and these are just guidelines. I tend to be all business and stress myself out, and I'm the mom!
oh my poor baby. she stresses so much. i wonder who she gets that from! ha ha
ReplyDeleteMy oldest stress out also. Then it seems to blow the day. I am trying to ease her into a timed schedule.
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