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Project Life 2014 Week 11: Morning

While morning isn't my favorite time of day, I do love breakfast. The boys love breakfast because they always tell me they are starving and demand ask for eggs, grapefruit, and toast or baked oatmeal.  I love breakfast because it's [in theory] a quiet start to the morning before we hit the ground running. Breakfast also means the start of school with Devotions, Bible History, and Reading. Although I didn't expect it, Sage listens to our readings everyday and absorbs quite a bit. And if I'm lazy and haven't started reading yet, it's Sage that demands to hear a "tory." Aiden's picture is evidence that we've made it through week 26 of school and have just 8 weeks left.

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Nate and Natalie said…
I love mornings. Only time there is no whining from being tired, all getting along and my favorite foods are on the table. By the way, I can't stop smiling at Sage's morning hair.
March 13, 2014 at 5:51 PM
Sally said…
I love mornings and I loved seeing these precious boys. Can hardly wait until we can enjoy some breakfasts together.
March 14, 2014 at 1:23 PM
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