Our chickens have started to take laying eggs very seriously. We are seriously looking into what to do with all the eggs. Matthew thinks we can store them for use next year. I want to sell them. To help pay for feeding them.
Evelyn drew her Dad.
I think Daniel is cheating on his math by calling in for help on his walkie talkie.
Jennifer is not cheating. Or enjoying hers. It is just plain hard work!
Evelyn got introduced to typing and second language on the computer. She loves or hates it, depending on whether or not anything unexpected happens or if things get too difficult or not.
Now those Kindle gadgets only have digital books on them, or so I thought. After all they have no internet access or apps. But actually. There are camera, calculators, videos, timers, alarms, etc all waiting to be played with. One morning it was crowing steady like a rooster because someone set a noisy alarm. :p
More math. We are working hard at our school work! At least it's not virtual school like so many poor kids are having to make do with!
Matthew slogging through his daily math work.
Jennifer made a mobile. She didn't know that is what it was called, though.
I have been taking such good care of my orchid (and because it gets direct sun in the winter) that it has decided to flower again!
Jennifer working on her paint-by-number project. It is huge!! But she is doing a great job.
Nathan grinding away to clean up something before welding it. Winter is here, no pressure, but will the plow be ready in time?
Getting a lever to lift the plow up when needed.
Daniel made a babymobile. Fit great for the baby and they look cute together.
Don't interrupt Scout. With a camera. I'm reading.
Oops, got caught snapping that shot too. Philip was supposed to be busy in his meeting. Work, work, work. He loves lifd with the home office!
Jennifer working on her second language.
Concentration.
Evelyn gets done her work way too early some days. Way too much time to play.
The test is here! Does it work?
You bet! Of course it needed a bit of tuning up off and on, and modifications were made after, but why not! More planning and thinking this way!
Melanie thought our flower pots needed sprucing up for the winter. We snitched some fallen birch branches from -ahem- somewhere and added some cedar from out back. Lovely!! So cozy!
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