Thursday, October 20, 2011

Lots of lists

Highlights of the week:
  • 20-week ultrasound
  • planning gender reveal party- making tissue paper flowers using this tutorial
  • two tries and no go- modest, shy, sleeping baby would not reveal
  • cancel party
  • get ready for the last chicken processing weekend- getting excited about winter (and slower-paced days)
 To-do this week:
  1. Send birthday cards to three friends and several relatives
  2. Laundry from chicken processing weekend
  3. General laundry- try to get it all done and put away
  4. Buy spices to make sausage
  5. Grocery shop/make menus
  6. Make 6 weeks of school plans- I can hardly believe we are done with the first 6+ weeks!
  7. Help label and freeze pig
  8. Grind pork and make 60 lbs of sausage
  9. Call Mom
  10. Go through egg customer waiting list and contact potential buyers
  11. order more capsules (more on that later)
  12. write pregnancy posts
  13. visit midwife
  14. weed strawberry patch
  15. return stuff to Target/JoAnns
  16. Sunday ironing
  17. vacuum house
  18. start thinking about Christmas picture/cards
  19. make gluten free brownies, using this recipe from the Spunky Coconut
  20. watch nephews while sister-in-law has a baby
  21. buy lightbulbs
  22. record transactions in Mint.com
  23. get next book club book from the library (How Green Was My Valley)
  24. find some comfortable winter shoes I can wear with socks- any ideas? Thinking about these...
Things I would like to put on my to-do list:
  • make curtains for my room
  • sew duvet covers for boys room
  • make jewelry with Adeline
  • look for some maternity tops
  • make food for myself- I'm always hungry these days!
Off to bed...life is good, and I am still figuring out how to adjust to homeschooling and part-time farming, and being a pregnant wife and mom. Lots to be thankful for! More pictures to come...

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

thanks for the update--sounds like fun times at the Trice Farm

Love Pop

Cheaper by the Baker's Dozen said...

That is one beautiful little girl you have there. (and maybe another one...but we'll have to wait to see!)

Amy M said...

That's disappointing! Are you going to try again to find out?

brite said...

Amy- not sure...still trying to devise a plan to make that happen without having total insurance coverage. It's about $400 a pop. But I'm still scheming...

Amy M said...

Wow, $400? Come back down here! The place I went to is only $100!

Shepherd said...

I can't believe how old she looks. Mom is right; she is so pretty, too. She looks like a mini you!