Well, everybody is officially at school, and I am officially the only kid living at home again. It’s sad but I know I will see them in the summer; Hazel is probably the one that I miss most often, she is constantly around me when she is home, because we share a room. I haven’t been doing much as ya’ll know, but last night I took this awesome picture while doing the dishes. : )

I think that is the first picture that I have put on this blog that was taken with my new camera. I would take pictures more often, but honestly I don’t have the time to because of school, and my parent’s and my crazy hectic life. : ) I have been reading through the Anne of Green Gables series for the thousandth time. : ) If you are a girl and you have not read it before I strongly recommend it to you, it is very good. Next week my homeschool group is going on a field trip to a local observatory; it should be a lot of fun. The last time our homeschool group went there I was sick so I couldn’t go. It is interesting when my siblings leave; because when they are home and I do something it is usually with them and thefriends,so I don’t do much when they are gone.

The verse of the day is Luke 4:8 “Jesus answered him, “It is written, ‘YOU SHALL WORSHIP THE LORD YOUR GOD AND SERVE HIM ONLY.’ ”

The random historical fact of the day is: on January 23, 1849, Elizabeth Blackwell becomes the first woman doctor in the United States. She was granted her medical degree from Geneva Medical College (now Hobart College) in Geneva, New York.

The definition of the day is, sonsy, meaning: strong and healthy; robust,

 or agreeable, and good-natured. I was reading Anne’s House of Dreams and it said that, I sort of knew what it meant, but not really so I looked it up. I like that word, its so clean cut, and sunshiny, and… sonsy! : )

 

Have a great day : )

Gavi