Electronic-free days.

We opted for a "ELECTRONIC FREE" day yesterday, since I was off of work, and since there seems always to be something that interferes with family time...either self inflicted or not.
We turned off phones, cellphones, computers, TV's and opted for silly game time.
After we played, we made a trip to the fabric store to get the 3 girls their material for their TREK quilts. We only have until July, so we decided we better get started.
Then we went to Waldemart.... to look at their fabric as well, and came home with this.

Do you remember the joy, when you were young, of buying something big for yourself?
The feeling of ownership?
The pride in taking care of something of your very own?

I had forgotten that feeling....

until yesterday.
E finally decided to spend her birthday and Christmas money.
She bought her own aquarium, rocks, and fish.

We read 3 chapters in our book last night, and fell into bed happy, content and exhausted.
I love those kind of days.

Comments

Matilda said…
Lammy! That is the PERFECT picture to go with the title! I need to have an electronic free day at my house too!!

You have inspired me!

Thanx!!

Jenny
Anonymous said…
What a wonderful idea. Right now I think I'd keel over dead without some form of electronic entertainment - I have no energy. I'll be keeping this in mind, though. Cute pic!
Emily
http://www.barefootpixie.com/blog
Erin said…
I love days like these.
Missing you crazy, pal.
xxoo
Rachelle said…
What a great day! And I love the picture. You made me want to get a fish tank for my child.
Mrs. O said…
Wait, you read chapter books to your kids or with hubby?

Anyway, my kids are deprived, they only get electronics day on Friday - but we read every night and they seem to really enjoy it
Lammy said…
LOL---The kids and Hubs...depending on what we read.

I try to get him to read occasionally, but the kids all balk because he doesn't do the voices.
lol

The only thing we take turns reading is scriptures.
Mrs. O said…
Somehow it's easier (read less embarrassing) for moms to do voices