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The weather::::

90s all week long.


On my reading pile:::
We Live to know, love, and serve God by Fr. Osacr Lukefahr, CM 

On my tv:::

True Blood and some Frasier 

On the menu for this week:::

Monday- Breakfast burritos
Tuesday- Blueberry overnight frenchtoast
Wednesday-  
Thursday- 
Friday- 
Saturday- 
Sunday- 


On my to do list:::
laundry
dishes
pick up trash

What am I sewing, crocheting, knitting, or creating:::
Ok, so really this week, I have to make Sydney's apron!  I'll start that this afternoon.  Haha!

Homemaking tips:::I've always been a huge fan of cleaning with vinegar, and now I'm finding that baking soda is a great cleaner as well.  I've used it to get scents out of carpets and in baking but never more than that until recently.  I found this article online about the 27 cleaning uses for baking soda and I've become obsessed just like I am with vinegar.  You can find the article, here.


Looking around my house:::
The kids are "resting" and I'm just relaxing on the couch and looking at the laundry that needs to be put away, and the dishes in the sink.


From the camera:::




Something fun to share:::
We are talking now about going up to Omaha and staying the night and then going to the zoo one of these weekends.

On my prayer list:::
I'm praying for Shawn who's in Cincinnati right now, hoping for a safe trip.
And I'm with Sandra, praying for rain. 
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