I know yesterday was a mismash post. I am truely adjusting (how does one spell truely?) I am going to google it to find out for sure. Okay I am checking our 1828 dictionary instead. It is truly. Settled. Now let's begin again. I am truly adjusting to our schedule. I am not accomplishing what I would if I were home, but we are surviving. I wouldn't want to live this way but one month, we are making it.
There are so many great posts and other things to be joining in out here in bloggy land but I am refraining. I plan on working on my past due bfs assignment about pumpkins this weekend when I will have a little time to be around.
I was in Wal-Mart last night and as of yesterday there were only 51 shopping days left. I am not there yet with the commercialized Christmas. I really do not know what we will do. I mean I love decorating my home with all the greenery and ribbons and lights(we love lights here in the winter) and I will do so. But the commercialized part, I will pass. I really want a homespun, real meaning Christmas this year. Once I am home we will work on putting that together. I did not even venture into the adorned aisles at Wal-Mart last night, I want no part of their Christmas. I will probably have to go into those aisles eventually for some unknown as of yet reason. I will need a few lights I am sure. Did I mention we I love lights in December? We need light from somewhere!!!! After all the lead paint toy issues.....
May the Lord find us faithful.
HSB challenges me too with spelling, esp. those little words. I was just looking up "truly" a week or 2 ago too. lol But you got mismash. lol
ReplyDeleteSo how dark is it there now? I think I would need a flood light.
Yep, all the commercialism of Christmas saddens me too. One thing I need to work on with our youngest is contentment. I see her Christmas list is VERY long and she already has EVERYTHING. I've been giving more gift cards lately to help teach that money doesn't grow on trees; that $$ doesn't buy much and we need to make choices. Now just to curb the "I wants".
Walmart sent us a toy advertisement, that I didn't get in the trash soon enough. My kids were all over it. I told them not to tell me anything they want from it because it was all twaddle. It's gone now where it belongs, in the trash. :-)
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