Sabbath Week

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This was our first Sabbath Week of the 2019/2020 school year.  We had a great week and are recharged! Lots of pictures ahead!!

Monday I had to take care of a bunch of correspondence for various organizations we are a part of. Then we wrote letters to our cousins and went to the library.  We still had music that evening.


Tuesday was a house organizational day.  We got rid of a ton of stuff. The girls painted a wall in their room. We completely reorganized their room and got rid of the bunk beds and put two single beds in.


Wednesday, as part of our having fun in Arkansas theme, we went to a local museum and had a picnic lunch.  The museum was really full of local history, and they didn't mind if we touched the items. I loved the fact that everything in the museum was from near our home.




A timeline of a local factory






Proof of a world wide flood, fossilized sea shells!






Thursday we just stayed home and relaxed.


Friday we took a trip to Shreveport Louisiana to visit the aquarium.  This is the same aquarium we visited over the summer, but this time we got to do an interactive tour with our homeschool group. We had a great time. There was a little disappointment that we didn't get to feed the rays this time, but we did get to see baby sharks hatch from their eggs! We also got to walk out on a pier to look at the Red River.













I'm so glad we had such a great week and were able to recharge! We have a very busy school week coming up!

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