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A Bundle of Myrrh

"My beloved is unto me as a bundle of myrrh." Song of Solomon 1:13

December Daily: Day Sixteen

December 18th, 2010 by Aubri

Cookies were delivered this morning from our church’s Altar Guild! I slept in a bit this morning and found two happy little girls when I woke up.

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Myrrh Welcomes Arrows

December 16th, 2010 by Aubri

A Bundle of Myrrh welcomes my “mommy” blog Arrows In the Hand today. I’ve imported that blog here so you may see more entries than were posted before. Arrows in the Hand chronicled my journey of motherhood. It was a place I wrote more openly, more personally, kept things specific to what I was learning as a mother and jotted down moments with my children that I didn’t want to forget. I will continue to do so here.

I’m hoping that by combining these blogs I can simplify things a little for myself but mostly I’m doing this because I just haven’t liked the new “home” I found for Arrows in the Hand and didn’t want to go back to using Blogger to host it.

I’m also thinking that this will be easier for those of you who read our blogs. Now everything is in ONE place!

Learning Basket

December 16th, 2010 by Aubri

This week: Shepherds

Activities: Not too much this week because, well see previous post. Coloring pages and help begin to put our nativity set out with Shepherds and sheep added preparing for Christmas, reading some of our Christmas story books paying special attention to the shepherds

Special Meal: Shepherds Pie…yumm!

Stages and Seasons

December 16th, 2010 by Aubri

Some days seems like you can’t catch a break! Literally. All you want to do is sit down for 10 minutes, drink a cup of hot coffee (hot out of the pot, not warmed up in the microwave for the third time) and give the old ears a rest. The little dears say “Not a chance Mama!” and cackle with glee. Some weeks feel like this. I’m having one of these weeks. It’s not ALWAYS impossible to get all three babies down for a nap at once, just most of the time. Moments to myself are truly few and far between.

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