GRATITUDE
Recipe for the Week ~(instead of your recipe for life, what is it for just this week?) Be Kind and Considerate to Everyone....We all deserve that!
Posted by Dawn at 6:27 PM 1 comments
As soon as I woke up today I went to the kitchen to start a jello salad I was making for Special Needs tonight. It's an Orange Salad that requires you to bring the jello mixture to a boil and to let it cool before finishing it. I had a busy day planned and so it needed to be done before I left for bowling. While the jello was cooling I hurried to the store to get the pudding I forgot to get for the pies. I just use cook and serve because I think it's great. I made the pies and then started making the instant potatoes. I needed to make enough to serve 100 people. I made up a few boxes before leaving for bowling.
Bowling was fun even though my team only won 1 out of 4 games. We needed to spot the other team about 100 pins and then they bowled good so there was no way for us to catch them. I really don't care if we win or lose though. I just enjoy being with all those fun ladies.
After bowling I went home and finished filling my roasting pan with potatoes. I loaded everything that I could in my car for tonight. (paper goods, etc) Then it was time for me to go to Daughters of Utah Pioneers. I really enjoyed the lesson and the history today. Connie Harris told us about one of her ancestors and it was so good. Her great, great grandmother's parents named their children by using the alphabet. The first son's name started with an A and his middle name started with a B. The next child was a C and D and so it went all the way through the entire alphabet. Connie's grandmother was T/U. The lesson was on keepsakes and how people us to break parts of artifacts off for a souvenir. That's why souvenirs were started...to keep people from destroying things. Kind of fun information.
I had about an hour to make sure I had everything for tonight loaded in the car. My car was packed. Kimi and I went and picked up Larry from his shop. I am so glad that they went with me. Many hands make work light. We set up six long tables and ended up getting that many more out. Our turnout tonight was outstanding. I think it's because there are a lot of caregivers that we don't usually notice so much. Plus...free food tends to bring people together. We served over 100 people tonight. (we usually only have about 50 participants)
Posted by Dawn at 10:00 PM 1 comments

Posted by Dawn at 10:00 PM 2 comments
Posted by Dawn at 11:30 PM 1 comments
Posted by Dawn at 1:26 PM 0 comments
Posted by Dawn at 9:30 PM 0 comments
Posted by Dawn at 7:52 PM 0 comments