1. I took the kids blueberry picking and we picked about 35 pounds. And in one day we washed and froze most and made some freezer jam.
2. I did not lose my temper when we were ready to leave from blueberry picking (everyone was hot, sweaty, thirsty, tired) and the car would not start. My oldest daughter had not started the car, just turned on the fan while she was watching our youngest and so the battery was dead.
3. I made a significant dent in catching up on grading the kids schoolwork. That is my least favorite task in homeschooling. And I tried paying my oldest to grade, but it just does not work because she gets bossy and I cannot keep track of who needs help with what.

Danielle, your number 2 is a HUGE success in my book! WOW! God bless you…you inspire me! That particular thing is SO HARD for me
Thanks for hosting this meme…it always brightens my week!

I agree, number 2 on Danielle’s is a biggie.. and a work in progress for me.
1 - slept out in a tent with my husband and 2 toddlers instead of taking up the offer of a comfy bed inside. 
2 - Convinced my husband at the last minute to call the sitter and finally used a gift certificate for dinner out even though he wasn’t caught up on his latest project—and he said he was glad I did while we were in the restaurant.
3 - took advantage of a finally dry day and hung out loads of laundry.

Well the lay off we expected for my husband occured Thursday—right before we left for a weekend with my inlaws. (Mind you this is not a cost cutting measure- one of the new managers just doesn’t understand what he does. I’m glad actually because he couldn’t look for a job successfully while working there.)
Anyway we came home to a dead fridge so I:

1. Helped DH with COBRA paperwork, resume updates, new cell phone, balancing checkbook etc.
2. Cleaned up the mess with help from my young adults—throwing out $200 worth of food including my strawberries and my sour dough starter :( then lived out of a dorm fridge till this morning.
3. and most of all wrote my resume. We are considering having me work and Jeff homeschool long enough for a friend’s business to have room for my husband.

Off to refill my fridge—which was successfully repaired!
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I linked to your blog and then read your small successes and was pleasantly surprised to see that your #2 was similar to my #2! A Big small success!! Way to go! God bless.

1. Defrosted the basement freezer. LONG overdue.
2. Sat and just listened to my husband when he needed me to without trying to do something else at the same time.
3. Didn’t make a legitimate complaint when I had the opportunity to.

1. Went out in the pool finally, and vacuumed it and brushed off along the sides, I had been meaning to do that for weeks!
2. Made it to all three of my sons baseball games this week. I had been going to some, but I really want to make an effort to see them all.
3. After mowing the lawn, I proceeded to do the edging which I usually intend to do but it never gets done.

1. Packed up the kids and spent the day at the shore.  I marveled at how easy it was now that I don’t have any kids that don’t swim and/or wear diapers.  Made a mental note to do this more often.
2.  Made it to an away swim meet, sat with a friend and chatted, came home and made dinner without stressing out.
3. Gave each child a garbage bag and we decimated the stuffed animal population in our house.  Amazed at how some children have very little attachment to material things, while others have some room to grow in this.