Montana Wegners: My Wednesday, in pictures- morning

Yesterday morning, I was awakened at 4:30AM by a loudspeaker making announcements right outside the hospital compound. I may have had too much time to think at that point, because I decided that, inspired by Stephen's Random Saturday post, I would do one of my own day.

The good thing about getting up SO EARLY, is that I have time to get more done before the day really begins. I was able to make bread, do morning chores around the house, read a little, and do some e-mail.

And the best part is I was even able to have a conversation with Stephen. Uninterrupted time together is hard to come by around here. :) I was forced to take desperate measures and drink some of Stephen's coffee. (a little coffee along with some chocolate powder and sugar)

Coyote had a little something for us. He brought it into the house in the evening, and went under Isabelle's bed. She was not happy- and by not happy, I mean hysterical.
In the morning, the dead rat was still there. I wouldn't let Coyote in the house, so he stayed outside and ate the rat. Bon appetite!

By 8:00 it was time to start school. It was a little depressing to think that my day was just beginning! But I didn't have long to think about it, since we had some company.

Eamon getting one last piece of bread before he leaves for home.

Eamon was here for ten months, volunteering at the hospital. He stopped by for a visit as he was preparing to go.

Sarah Speer was spending a few more minutes with Eamon before he had to leave.

Then it was time to focus on school. We have our Bible, Language Arts, and Math. Some days we finish all of those before recess. If not, we continue them between recess and lunch.