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Home Remedies for the Doldrums

simple Woman’s Day book

Sometimes the best home remedy for staying cheerful is to take stock of our lives and assess where we are and where we are going. I think that once the past is forgiven it is best to leave it back there with any baggage that it accrued at the time.

Once before on another one of my blogs I attempted to stay current with The Simple Woman’s Day Book. I love this idea! I was unable to do it then, but I am hoping that now I can. So, here are my thoughts for today. Check out her site, start your own and keep track of your life.

July 7th

Outside my Window…Bright and sunny. It is going to be nearly 100 today.
I am thinking…Of my son who has recently been stationed in Japan
I am thankful for…Answered prayers this weekend
From the kitchen…Looks like a tornado went through, I need to bake bread today.

I am creating…Nothing at the moment, but plans for a quilt to make with Shiloh soon

I am going…Antiquing this week, for a day to myself.

I am wearing…Oh, my…still in pajama bottoms and red tank top
I am readingThe Art of Living Romantically

I am hoping…for a a diagnosis for Marc

I am hearing…Children playing
Around the house…Messy, messy, messy

One of my favorite things…Autumn, cool weather and roaring fires!
A Few Plans For The Rest Of The Week..Taking steps to organize my office

Here is a picture thought I am sharing with you…Nick’s 8th birthday

Birthday

Image Simple Woman’s Day Book, used by permission

Image:Marye Audet

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  1. By Susan
    782 days ago

    Welcome back to the Daybook! I enjoyed reading yours. Can you tell me more about that book?

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  2. By Marye Audet
    785 days ago

    Beth- my mothers family lives/lived in Lapeer and Columbiaville. I spent lots of happy summers there. You guys have some sticky nights at 75 degrees though!

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  3. By Beth Dargis
    786 days ago

    We hit 100 rarely here in Michigan. That book sounds lovely. I read a similar book by Barbara Cartland. The book had many good ideas, though most of the travel suggestions was out of my price range.

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  4. By Marye Audet
    787 days ago

    Thanks for stopping by Lisa!

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  5. By Lisa Quing
    787 days ago

    Thanks for stopping by my blog! I love doing the daybook!

    100 degrees!? Eeek!

    Those cupcakes look so yummy! I want to reach right out and grab one! Happy Birthday, Nick!

    I also have an 8yo son.

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  6. By Marye Audet
    787 days ago

    Then you will know where waxahachie is? That is only a short distance from me. :)

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  7. By Terri
    787 days ago

    I love to go antiquing! And you live near my home! Even with the heat, I miss the Metroplex.

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  8. By Marye Audet
    787 days ago

    ITami, I would love to start my organization process, rather than just talk about it! LOL! I used to be so organized…sigh

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  9. By Tami
    787 days ago

    I don’t have an office or a desk. I have a table sitting in the dining room against the wall that I use as a desk. I want to organize my little area and deal with all my paper from over the years. I’d love to hear more about your organizing progress.

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  10. By Marye Audet
    788 days ago

    Thanks Cobblestones!

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  11. By Cobblestones
    788 days ago

    We’re in the metroplex as well. We’ll be praying for your son who is stationed in Japan! So glad you joined in :)

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  12. By Marye Audet
    788 days ago

    And obviously I had the title wrong. :(
    Jen- this is right up your alley, so shall we see your daybook next monday?
    Lisa- It is the whole Pollyanna game isn’t it?
    Thia- I was teasing about the sweat pants..LOL! Everyone needs a pair especially during pregnancy!
    Ginger- lucky you! I am in a mess here
    Julie- it’s fun, isn’t it?
    Jerri- good to see you over here! I hope you will come back.

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