A Sight to See

Welcome to A Sight To See Blog! For the next 16 days, the main event in here will be the 21-Day Challenge! Today is Day 5. 5. Write in your journal book. I consider this blog like an online journal, but I can also write in a literal journal. A journal is a way to express yourself and control your emotions. Instead of sobbing loudly or laughing uncontrollably, write about your sorrows, humor, and irritants in your journal. This will increase the chances of a pleasant household, and you get to work on your writing skills.

  Hello. Today is Day 4 of the 21-Day Challenge! 4. Pick up a book and read one chapter each day. This was easy for me, because I am an avid reader. I am going to read The First Four Years by Laura Ingalls Wilder . This is one of my favorite books. But I could have read a different book. I had read this before.

  Welcome back to the 21-Day Challenge ! Today is day 3!  3. Get rid of one thing each day. For me, this was hard. I usually save everything I can get my hands on 'because I might be able to use it later.' Unfortunately that doesn't happen frequently for me. But, today I decided to give up [ dun-dun-dun! ] my emoji bag: I think that today's challenge was interesting. What will tomorrow be?

  I have decided to try the 21 Day Challenge , a self growth challenge to help you grow. I will update the blog every day. To access the anecdotes, search '21-Day Challenge' on this website.  Days 1 and 2. 1. Set a new goal and break it down into steps. My goal: To follow my schedule properly. My schedule is meant to keep me on task, however, I often stretch out activities to take longer than they are supposed to. One tool that helps me stay on track is the 'Focus Session' experience in the Windows Clock app. The focus session experience 2. Dedicate an hour each day to learn something new. I only have half-hour blocks in my schedule. So, I will dedicate half an hour to learn something new. Today, I played BINGO , ABC Song , Five Little Ducks, Brahms' Lullaby, and Old MacDonald Had A Farm . All by ear on the violin! So, I'll see you tomorrow! 

As the schools are reopening, it might be of some interest to everyone -- What if I don't have time to prepare a snack for [insert child's name here]? Here are 3 easy snacks you can prepare a day, week, or two weeks before school starts! 1. Fruit is easy to obtain. There are lots of things you can do with fruit - you can cut them up, bake them, eat them whole. The possibilities are endless. 2. Rolls can be made using any flatbread. Simply cook the flatbread. Place a large dollop of filling in the middle. Roll the bread, cut it into fourths, and wrap with plastic. When ready to eat, your child only has to unwrap the plastic. Yum! 3. Apple Marshmallow Pita Pocket is an easy dish. Use it for snack, lunch, or both! It is so filling, your child will not want a single snack after devouring this whole-wheat sweet delicacy. (And neither will you!!) They'll get quite excited on seeing this -- the trick is the marshmallows. Of course, you can also use chocolate!