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Saturday

1. deep clean kitchen
2. clean my bedroom
3. fold clothes - check
4. pick out light fixture for school room - check (shopping on line)
made Lowes list - play sand, garden hose, tomato cages, string - check
5. Prepare clothes, shoes and kids for church tomorow.
6. work with Josiah on English
7. make dinner - not sure what yet
8. clean out fridge and get it ready for grocery shopping trip - check
9. drop Bekah off to meet her boyfriend to go to a picnic - check

Sunday

1. Sunday school at home with littles that are sick
2. Lunch as family
3. return clothes to dress barn
4. give Emma manicure and have her give me one.
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