25.5.10

Now I'll Just Collapse

Remember my by 1 July list?

I finished it. All of it. Every single little item is complete, and has a line neatly through it. The last thing to finish was actually setting up the timeline, a tedious job that required very little in the way of actual thought. Of course, once I was nearing the finish line, I realized I had omitted one item, but since I realized it only a couple of days ago, I'm not adding it to the list. I finished the list; I just have that other thing to do to finish all the planning for 2010-2011.

I forgot to make the read-aloud schedule. Because I don't do the main read-aloud, the Spousal Unit does, I break it down into daily bits. Unfortunately for me, I can't find two of the four books that are scheduled for read-aloud. I know I own them. I just bought one of them a month ago! Yet I can't find either of them. I'm hoping that when the kids cleaned upstairs today, it resulted in them magically appearing. I need to grab the third one from Smrt Mama, but the fourth one is broken down into bits, ready and waiting.

3 comments:

Daisy said...

Hey, my spousal unit does the primary read-aloud also. Nice to pass the buck every now and then.

Awesome that you got your list done. My list is taunting me and I just want to hit it.

BBat50 said...

Now that you have everything on your timeline and planned, would you consider something a little different?

I'm involved with an online homeschool curriculum that is eager to get bloggers to try it (for free) and review it on their blog. Any interest? It's often a summer activity that bloggers get their kids to participate in (BTW, this is meant as a message to you, not as a posted comment. Although if you wanted to publish it, it would be OK).

The curriculum is Time4Learning.com, an online animated interactive K8. Details on free accounts for review:

http://www.time4learning.com/homeschool-curriculum-review.shtml

Smrt Mama said...

I don't even HAVE a list.

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