Spending the Holiday Alone?

 

This is for ladies who are home alone today. The video is at the very end.

There is sort of a home tour here:

Here is the home-alone challenge for you:

1. Preparation (appearance, list, other)

2. Exercise

3. Walk

4. Clear the clutter

5. Set the table for tea--two place settings so it looks like company.

6. Prepare the sandwiches and scones.

7. Take yourself to tea.

8. Watch a movie -- I suggested Auntie Mame  (Rosalind Russel) 

9. Using an art journal, record the events of the day, including the previous 8 challenges.

10. Write a story.

11. Create a list of things to do before they become urgent.

And here is a hymn for your enjoyment 

Gold, Frankincense, Myrrh; Familiar Sayings; Poems of Life from Edgar A. Guest

Hello Everyone, Please enjoy your preparations at home while you listen to this conversation:

The room I was in:

The coat dress I was wearing:

For extended company while you work, here is a recent hymn post.  We have sung this a few times in our fifth Sunday singings.

Christmas; Sympathy; Government Studies

 

Hello Everyone,

I am enjoying this bright season and hope you are too.

Please enjoy your work at home while you listen to this episode of Homemaker Radio

Poems of Home

Hello Everyone,

Please enjoy listening while you go about your home today.

 

Pioneer Costume

For those of you interested in politics, The X22 Report videos are now neatly lined up on Rumble

Also, The Epoch Times has a very good documentary HERE

Both links above are great for listening while you do other things.

You and Your Home at Their Best

Hello, the video is near the end on this post. Please use it for listening while you go about your home today.

What I wore:

I think I will save this for a gloomy day when I need something extra.

Book I read from: 

Book I read from:

Teacup of the day:

 

Notes From Home

Today I am sharing some things about home life that you may listen to while you go about your responsibilities at home.
 

My outfit today 

This is the site where the X22 report is posted 6 days a week. Note: usually very encouraging! 

Showing Your Best Side

Sunrise from the Manse

Please enjoy today's talk while you go about your responsibilities at home.

 

This is the cape I wore today, and you can see the original post I made

featuring all the capes, here.

Exfoliating Cleanser

The room I was broadcasting from today is my sewing room but also is

a children's bedroom.

My teacup today:

Personal Care a Priority For the Homemaker

Please enjoy listening while you go about your

daily homemaking routine.

This is the coat I wore today, which I made a few years ago. This year I hope to finish it by adding buttons and a lining. 

Corner view of the room I was in:

If you need more listening material, here are a few

political things you might like, as they offer a few details you won't get  on

news media, which explain what's behind it all, and give some reassurance.

Don't let the title of this video put you off, because it has an excellent testimony of Jenna Ellis talking to Charles Payne about her commitment to Christ and country:

Conservative Resurgence

Judicial Watch explains how things are working out.

X22 Report is now on Rumble and the recent episode is 2347b.  It is good research and its good listening too.  Look for 2347a on the same platform.

Put Yourself Together First, Reading From My Newsletter

Enjoy your responsibilities at home while you listen to today's Homemaking Radio.

 

This is the room I was sitting in while I spoke today.

This is the cape I made a few years ago which I wearing.

Busy at Home

Hello Everyone,

I've been busy at home and have had a few social obligations.

Hopefully I can return to talking to you on video sooner, not later.

If you have ordered a book via my email, I have paid for it already and it will be printed and sent soon. To pay for it, just request my address.

If you ordered a book via the donation button for PayPal, your book will arrive as soon as it is printed and packaged and mailed from the printer.

My "homeschool" requirements include reading the book I wrote, but you get credit if you listen to it when I read aloud here. ;-)

I do plan to read a few more chapters of this book, and the advantage of hearing it, is that you get the story behind the entry in the book.