A quick and fun table runner -
It's not finished yet!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Happy birthday to those of our family who have birthday's this month: Melissa, Isaac, Katelyn and Becky (the first). ;-))
The weather is beginning to turn -- the last few morning's we've been 34 degrees at 7 am....brrr! It just can't be that this short summer is gone! Right?
Copper's little jaunt he went on earlier this week was an all nighter! Guess he's a teenager? He came home unharmed and hungry. Now he gets to wear the shock collar when he's out of the kennel, for any reason, even to eat.
I got called to be the Humanitarian Specialist in the ward...I don't know what that entails nor did the Bishop. But apparently the stake wants each ward to have one. And today's RS lesson was on Compassionate Service! The teacher gave us all a notebook to use as a service journal-- given or received -- I thought - that's a whole lot of pages to fill in. And she had taken a bunch of time and personalized the cover with a picture of Christ and a quote on service and other cutesie stuff. Udawna always, always goes beyond. Like two months ago her lesson was on genealogy and she had done research for most of the sisters in RS. She handed me three-four stapled pages of research she had done just on our line! Awesome lady.
James was put in two honors classes at school. The first week we knew he had Honors English, a day later he came home and said they had taken a pre-test in physics and had switched his class schedule because he scored so high in the normal class that he needed to be in the honors physics class.
What a bunch of brainiac's we've got!!!
The weather is beginning to turn -- the last few morning's we've been 34 degrees at 7 am....brrr! It just can't be that this short summer is gone! Right?
Copper's little jaunt he went on earlier this week was an all nighter! Guess he's a teenager? He came home unharmed and hungry. Now he gets to wear the shock collar when he's out of the kennel, for any reason, even to eat.
I got called to be the Humanitarian Specialist in the ward...I don't know what that entails nor did the Bishop. But apparently the stake wants each ward to have one. And today's RS lesson was on Compassionate Service! The teacher gave us all a notebook to use as a service journal-- given or received -- I thought - that's a whole lot of pages to fill in. And she had taken a bunch of time and personalized the cover with a picture of Christ and a quote on service and other cutesie stuff. Udawna always, always goes beyond. Like two months ago her lesson was on genealogy and she had done research for most of the sisters in RS. She handed me three-four stapled pages of research she had done just on our line! Awesome lady.
James was put in two honors classes at school. The first week we knew he had Honors English, a day later he came home and said they had taken a pre-test in physics and had switched his class schedule because he scored so high in the normal class that he needed to be in the honors physics class.
What a bunch of brainiac's we've got!!!
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