Small successes in our days can add up to one big triumph. 1. Shared poetry with the children.So happy, we finally managed to start up reading poetry again. Australian poetry at this stage, and the children are memorising a poem a week:) 2. Exercised the majority of mornings this week.I’ve been walking around the property before breakfast, the 4km walk puts me in a great mood. 3.Mail posted.I finally posted the snail mail that has been sitting here for months! Visit Faith and Family to share in other families’ small successes.

Danielle Bean writes It’s important for moms to recognize that all the small successes in our days can add up to one big triumph. So let’s do that. Sharing a few of my ‘small successes’ this week. 1. Koala and I had a mother/daughter morning out, shopping and sharing donuts and hot chocolate. 2. Played a couple of games of T-ball with the children. 3. Unpacked a couple of boxes of stored kitchenware and set it up in my new kitchen cupboard. Faith and Family are hosting small successes every Thursday.

It’s important for moms to recognize that all the small successes in our days can add up to one big triumph. 1Have maintained our Read Aloud most days.We’re nearly finished actually:) 2Have worked my way through a fair amount on my ‘list’. This list consists of cleaning projects, email/phone reminders, and learning related tasks. 3Have been very consistent with the children in relation to learning expectations.They are attempting heroic efforts to complete their work by Friday afternoon.Friday afternoons they have ‘screen time’. Computer, DVDs and playstation. One big blast once a week then off it goes. Visit Faith and Family for more Small Successes.

It’s important for moms to recognize that all the small successes in our days can add up to one big triumph. I agree 100% so once again I am participating in Small Successes My Successes for this week. 1. I kept Jem free from sunburn at our local homeschool Not Back To School pool party. 2. First week back to lessons for us and we have accomplished all on the list. 3. Have started a family read aloud and have read daily.