Simple Womans Daybook

Outside my window...
I see the school hallway.


I am thinking...
about how sick I am of kids. I am doing the Book Fair at the kids' school all week!! Soooo done!!!!! It makes me grateful for the teachers and all they do for my kids.


I am thankful...
Mt. Dew :)


I am wearing...
blue capri's, white top, flip flops, and my school ID tag.


I am creating...
nothing at all!!!!


I am reading...
I was reading the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins which was a TOTALLY awesome book!!!!! LOVE it!!! Now I'm back to a series by Tamora Pierce.


I am hoping...
that I get to sleep in late a lot next week - Spring Break.

I am hearing...
the pitter-patter of little feet. School just let out.

One of my favorite things...
Hard Salami. Just had some for lunch, it was yummy.


A few plans for the rest of the week...
Book Fair, work on PineWood Derby cars, clean my house, take a nap.


A picture thought I am sharing...
again, no picture. sorry!

Ok, I'm Private

Just so that some of you know, in a previous post I had the name of my childrens' school. After a friend of mine reminded me about safety measures I deleted the name and I decided to make my blog private. I've been thinking about it for a while now, and I just decided to do it. :)

Suns - Close Up

Helping at your childrens' school really is rewarding!!! Well it is if you have the best school in the world!
My school bought tickets for my family to go to a Phoenix Sun's game last night! We actually got to go early, sit in the front row, and watch the team warm up. It was a LOT of fun!!! The kids really enjoyed it and I am so glad that I got to experience it with them. :)

My Little Biker!!

Before I continue further into this post let me start by saying that I know J really should have learned to ride a bike earlier in his life, but he just wasn't interested. Well, this week Hubby MADE him learn. The kid was a full rider in about an hour!!! He has been riding his bike all over the place. But J is J and he always has to take everything to the next level.... It wasn't even 24 hours after learning to ride his bike, and he was pulling bits of wood and rocks and anything he could get his hands on to make ramps and things for him to ride over. :) The final straw was when he insisted that he needed to use the mattress in the garage! Guess what Daddy is doing tomorrow - building a small ramp. I am tired of my son trying to make his own - he's not very safe.