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February 28, 2013

Where did February go?

  • 25 ringette games - S/M
  • 2 ringette practices - S/M
  • 3 ringette tournaments - S/M/all
  • 12 Irish dance classes - S/M/G
  • 3 music classes - G/K
  • 20 piano practices - G/K (up to 10 minutes each)
  • 12 work days - K
  • 12 school days - S/M/G
  • 12 lunch supervision days - N
  • 48 lunches packed - N
  • 2 after-school improv meets - S
  • 21 days of paper delivery - N/K
  • 2 appointments - girls/N
  • 1 sick day - K
  • 4 weeks of almost-daily coursework - K (online nutrition class)
  • 28 replies to OhLife emails - K
  • 1 digital Project Life layout - K
  • plus... LIFE in general!

...which may explain why this is my only blog post in February. (I just couldn't let a whole calendar month pass by without a single post!)

Here's my one layout. More to come, I hope!

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Supplies: Project Life Clementine Edition; Pockets No. 3: The Basics by Valorie Wibbens; Pagekraft Papers by One Little Bird

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