:0 SWEET MEMORY MONDAY

Today I spent the day cleaning my craft room. It is so hard to do that, cause I seem to sit in the middle of the room, and take a walk down memory lane. I LOVE to look at my scrapbooks. So many wonderful memories.

I was looking at some pics when Stacy got her mission call. We took the kids to Utah and did a temple tour. It was so fun, but a hard time because we knew she would be leaving for 18 months, but what a wonderful experience. We went to Salt lake and Timpanogos Temples. We did some shopping and went to Cabellas!
June 2006 ( so love these people)






At Cabellas On Saturday we had our Super Saturday. We have the best Enrichment (or what ever it is called now) crew ever!!!!! Our 2nd counselor is moving from our ward and it is making me so sad!
:{ She is so talented. I made her a book of all the enrichments she did the past 2 years so when I get it all the way finished, I will post it......it is so cool!

The theme was 100 dresses. So the sisters brought gently used dresses to donate to a shelter for women to be able to dress up for work or job interviews. They hung the dresses around the cultural hall. It was quite a sight. We had a waffle bar.......have you ever had a waffle with caramel topping, peacans and whipped cream? Oh my gosh!!!!!!I know that I am so loved by my Heavenly Father to allow me to work with these sisters. (S.C. Relief Society Presidency) We have been together for 2 1/2 years and I FEEL SO BLESSED! It has been a priceless experience, and working with them has been proof to me that there are angels on earth! (Photo tip: In Christine's photo class she taught us how to position people so they look thinner.....How did this work?)

Our classes included: Hair bows-Bead watches-coupon clipping 101-Missionary work- and compassionate service.

Daily Gem:
Accepting God’s Will under Difficult Circumstances

“I witnessed how [a] faithful family dealt with great adversity. Several members of the Quero family had died in a terrible car accident. Brother Abraham Quero lost his parents, two sisters, his brother-in-law and his niece in that accident. Brother Quero showed an admirable attitude when he said the following: ‘This was the time to show loyalty to God and to acknowledge that we depend on Him, that His will must be obeyed, and that we are subject to Him.’ ”
Rafael E. Pino,