Oooh, I’ve been thinking about doing this year’s day in pictures too 🙂 May 5 is next Saturday though, and we’re going to be away – don’t suppose it will be anything like a typical HE day!
Oh go on then, not sure how typical a day it will be though as it’s mid way through another set of nights but then I’m not sure we do have “typical days” here!
Merrysays
I think i might do mine on the 4th actually, so it’s an HE day as opposed to a weekend.
Helenatworksays
well, we will do whatever day seems to be the one we get started with!!
still a piccie for every hour? or just when we fancy. sat is just chosen for the workers anyway.
we don’t have typical days either as such, but I think that they still alltogether show something about HE as we do it.
Helenatworksays
oh, i popped our previous ones in the sidebar. when you revamp the muddlepuddle site [in the masses of free time you have!] I would be happy for them to be sat on a page if you ever had a typical HE day page.
Sarahsays
thanks for pointing it out – all you people that do it on the 4th please post photos that day and hopefully then I’ll remember to do it on the 5th!
Helenatworksays
thinking about it, really, the ‘a day of home-ed’ blogs meme should be posted to early years etc groups so lots of people do it. then popped on your site as an alternative to one day in history – great home ed resource!
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good idea
Oooh, I’ve been thinking about doing this year’s day in pictures too 🙂 May 5 is next Saturday though, and we’re going to be away – don’t suppose it will be anything like a typical HE day!
guess we won’t be able to join in this year then, no such thing as a typical day, and I wouldn’t want to do a Saturday.
Ha! Today’s the first day in ages I’ve resisted the urge to take any photos!! Not a single one….I must be ailing!
Oh go on then, not sure how typical a day it will be though as it’s mid way through another set of nights but then I’m not sure we do have “typical days” here!
I think i might do mine on the 4th actually, so it’s an HE day as opposed to a weekend.
well, we will do whatever day seems to be the one we get started with!!
still a piccie for every hour? or just when we fancy. sat is just chosen for the workers anyway.
we don’t have typical days either as such, but I think that they still alltogether show something about HE as we do it.
oh, i popped our previous ones in the sidebar. when you revamp the muddlepuddle site [in the masses of free time you have!] I would be happy for them to be sat on a page if you ever had a typical HE day page.
thanks for pointing it out – all you people that do it on the 4th please post photos that day and hopefully then I’ll remember to do it on the 5th!
thinking about it, really, the ‘a day of home-ed’ blogs meme should be posted to early years etc groups so lots of people do it. then popped on your site as an alternative to one day in history – great home ed resource!