In between episodes of Doc Martin and Downton Abbey - and other activities - not limited to but including a mandated state class for an autism certificate to be added to my credential - we've been a busy duo.
Fortunately for us, two of Bonny's Little Women have January/February birthdays, so we've had a couple of get togethers of late.
Harry must have taken some coaching from David, since he usually clowns when I suggest he pose for a photo - Dawn said, "I give up."
Dad and I have a new calling - Stake Cub Masters - it's tons of fun!! And we get to have wardrobe additions - I'm sure you didn't know you could get such lovely tee shirts at the Scout House - not expensive either, if you know how to "shop the sales!!" Tonight was Blue and Gold - fun and filling!!
The photo does not do justice to this lovely concoction - brownie/frozen ice cream - topped with whipped cream! I was going to pass on the cake - alas, my will-power was overcome - but I did eat a very small piece.
Also enjoyed representing the Terrill contingent at Katie's shower - Eliza will be here this weekend for the wedding - congrats to Katie!!
Annika and Ara enjoying the sisterhood.
Also enjoyed a brief visit with Frances when she was here - and enjoyed going out to GH for church with Mom and Donna - and a lovely lunch afterwards - I am not so good about remembering to take photos however.
We keep out of trouble around here.
And we still don't have a dishwasher - that story needs a whole post of its own - but I'm waiting until it is in and operating - don't want to jinx anything!!
3 comments:
You both look great. Congratulations on the new calling. Here we just take turns: one week it is the talk for Sacrament meeting, then SS teacher and then RS/Priesthood lesson teacher. This week I have SS lesson on the Isaiah parts of the Book of Mormon. We do have an extra member: a young man new to the Foreign Service. It is great to have a new face. We have Brunch/lunch afterwards every week except Fast Sunday. It is pretty fun.
Stake cub masters! Fun! Also great shirts.
my grandma ALWAYS had tic-tacs for us...the mint kind.
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