we are thinking the local Montessori school so far. It looks fabulous and is a wonderful continuation of all the learning we’ve done at home. I don’t want him to go to a place where all they do is recess, naps, and arts and crafts. Although arts and crafts are lovely, but shouldn’t be the most educational portion of the day. The Montessori does a lot of the stuff I’ve been doing with my children between 0-3 years, but with much more resources. Putting my son in a classroom will give him the social cooperation he’s lacking and give me time to not only pursue my own goals-like finish school-but to also dedicate the same amount of time to my daughter that I dedicated to my son these last 3 years. I’ll check out other local preschools, but I’m getting the feeling that Montessori is going to be my best bet.
Harijan's Life List
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1. fill my children's lives with beautiful and nurturing experiences
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2. receive 43 postcards from 43 different 43Thingers
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3. Acquire a bunch of degrees/certifications to satisfy my manic needs :)
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4. be a better baha'i
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5. always do my daily obligatory prayer
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6. complete Ruhi book 3
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7. go on a pilgrimage to Haifa, Israel
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8. see the northern lights where they are most prominent
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9. go to alaska
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10. visit all 50 states
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11. visit 43 countries outside the US
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12. road trip across Canada
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13. go to China in 2039 for the Chinese New Year (which happens to fall on my birthday!)
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14. frame my paintings
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15. buy lights for all the holes left in the walls
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16. paint my son's room
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17. pay off my husband's car
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18. send out postcards!
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19. get my BA
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20. move out of california by 2017
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21. finish my first book
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22. juggle babies, family, school, husband's career, husband, and self so that we may accomplish our goals and fulfill our adventures and spirits. phew.
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23. print my photography
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24. get out of this rut
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25. potty train my son
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26. send my son to a productive preschool
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27. Baha'i preschool children's classes
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28. be ready for the next phase of my husband's career
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29. fly east with my family for my friend's wedding
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30. go to Puerto Rico with my family
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31. go to my own graduation
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How I did it: It definitely wasn't easy, but it was easier than going to a regular school. My main priority is to have my babies, but I don't want to sacrifice my education on top of it. I wanted to be able to do both without taking away from my children's lives or impede on my main priority--baby making! At first, it was easy enough. My son continued to nap at least once a day for about 3-5 hours. That worked out very well. About a month ago, however,… Read how I did it…
How I did it: It was easier than i thought! i know that breastfeeding requires more calories than being pregnant, so any super dmodifications to my diet was out of the question. i am a pretty healthy eater aside from my compulsive obsession to consume like half a container of ice cream a day! hah! but actually, recently i switched over to dreyer's frozen yogurt which has the taste of an exquisite ice cream but is half the cholesterol! my concern … Read how I did it…
How I did it: well, we tried for the first time in March and thats all it took! i was pregnant in no time. i DID do a few things after sex to help the process, like MAKING SURE i orgasm, hanging out upside down for a while, and daily reiki. and aromatherapy to reduce stress. prayers. meditations. and voila! whether all that mumbo jumbo actually helped or not, i have no idea, but i got pregnant. then, while seeing my OBGYN, i started seeing a midwife as… Read how I did it…
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99. went to a nice dinner at black angus and a baseball game right after
100. got some ice cream, walked around the desert nature preserve, and then chilled at home while the kids spent time at their grandmother’s!
100 DATES! WAHOO!

