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Month: March 2015

I’d Rather Be a Doorkeeper

March 10, 2015 Summer Kinard Leave a comment

Back in 2007, my husband and I went on pilgrimage to Scotland. We planned our day trips and stays around…

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Posted in: christian, conversation, faith, family, gratitude Filed under: #goarch, ancient Christianity, coming home, Greek Orthodoxy, psalm 84

To have a new daughter

March 6, 2015 Summer Kinard 4 Comments

When I had my first daughter, I was astonished at the turn of my thoughts while we kept company in…

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This is the project I am working on for sensory anchors (and story sequences) in my St. Hilda Sunday school classroom. I am adding images to the giant game pieces for the three foot (1 meter) high four in a row game. This is going to make the sequencing and anchors way more fun and user friendly. #accessiblechurchschool

I’ve been a bit quiet the past couple of weeks. We have been discerning in the background, and in what we feel is a sort of holy surprise, we’re switching to our local Western Rite Orthodox parish. It’s wild to sing actual Gregorian chant (in English) from the Divine Liturgy of St. Gregory! I’m working on the visual schedule now in consultation with our priest, and once it’s ready, I will post the free printable on my site.

We put up the new disc tent swing today. The kids had fun playing till dark.

I was watering the plants tonight when my youngest said, “Wait! There’s a cocoon on that plant!” Sure enough. We planted it because it’s pollinator friendly, and it looks like we have a new friend on the way. #kinardgarden

I made it through the post-2nd dose reaction! Feeling well today as I listen into the excellent panels at the IBPA PubU annual conference. I have devoted much of the past month to deep learning about the publishing landscape so we can do our best in helping our authors at Park End Books. I’m coming away from this conference with a huge list of wonderful improvements to make. “Gladly would I learn” is the mood around here.

Sensory update for the cupboard under the stairs. #ourautistichome

Inside cultivated flowers (blue hyacinths), outside wildflowers. We planted clover in the yard for the bees, and we wait as long as we can before trimming the yard, in order to let the primroses flourish.

I know it’s a bathroom photo, but I’m really happy with the over toilet shelf and bins. The top right one has guest things in it!

My husband has been working on this icon again. #inprogress

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