FOR TODAY March 3rd, 2009...
Outside my window...it has been cloudy all day. We even had some rain earlier. The clouds are starting to lift now though.
I am thinking...It is March already. I went to write February when I wrote todays date.
I am thankful for...Mass this morning. I am hoping to take the children every day during lent.
From the learning rooms...We are continuing on with our Lenten program.
From the kitchen...Chicken snitzel's tonight for tea. YUM.
I am wearing...A tan blouse, 3/4 denim pants, socks and runners.
I am creating...The plan for our end room.
I am going...no where special this week.
I am reading...Nourishing Traditions still.
I am hoping...that our car repairs will not be too much.
I am hearing...Steve is playing Command and Conquer.
Around the house...The younger children and Daniel are in bed, Madeline and Brigette are doing their homework and I am on the computer.
One of my favorite things...chocolate.
A few plans for the rest of the week: Pick up the car tomorrow. Keep on with our Lenten program and have a fun family long weekend.
Here is picture thought I am sharing...
Don't forget to pop over to Peggy's for other day books.
8 comments:
Oh my gosh!!! What an endearing picture! Could just pick him up and smother him with HUGS!!!! Cathy
Did I hear someone say chocolate?
None here. That is why I remember it. I am waiting for Easter before I have any chocolate.
what a wonderful day book and the picture is so cute:)
Love, LOVE That picture!!!
Whatt a cutie.
Thanks for sharing your daybook Therese :0)
That's one of the best pictures I think I've ever seen. Outstanding!
Nice daybook! We also have a Madeline in our house although my husband insisted on spelling her name MadelEine.
What are Chicken Snitzels? I'm learning all kinds of things from you! :)
chicken snitzels are a chicken fillet which are put in flour, then egg and milk mixed together and coated in breadcrumbs. I wrap them in baking paper and alfoil and bake them in the oven. Many people would fry them but they are pretty fatty like that.
Some people also put a tomato sauce and melted cheese over them to make chicken Parmigiana.
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