Yes!!!
Luke is finally a real cub scout!!! Of course, he just found out what the scouts are all about at last Thursdays' meeting...
One month ago:
Me: "Luke! Guess what? You get to start going to Cub Scouts in a few weeks when you turn 8 years old!"
Luke: "Oh Boy!!!" "What's that???"
Oh boy, was I laughing! But I guess that's what you get when your home is filled with girls and performing arts stuff.
Holly sang her last solo at the MVHS Spring Choir Concert.
I've tried to be careful with the quality of food I buy. I always try to get organic and free range. I want to be able to read the ingredients of what processed foods I get too. I like Henry's and Trader Joe's and I don't buy overly processed meats if possible, especially after seeing the movie,
Food Inc. I talk a lot about this during our meals and inform Jeff and the kids of the good foods they are eating. Last week, I got up in the morning and came down to this box of crumb donuts and note - - -
now how could I pass this one up???
Saturday night, I made about 60 homemade fortune cookies for my Relief Society lesson the next day.
They were pretty time consuming especially because you have to learn how to fold them and they are extremely hot on your hands while doing it. There is definitely a learning curve to these things. But they tasted fantastic! Much better than the store bought ones you get at the chinese restaurants!
My lesson was on reading the scriptures and revelation so I put this special "fortune scripture verse" in each cookie.
Sunday morning we were busily filling each mini Chinese take-out box with a fortune cookie - the next thing I knew Luke was helping me a little too much! He had hand cuffed me to the drawer handle! My patience was being tested at this point... Perfect for my lesson!
But the baskets of cookies turned out great and everyone loved them!
I was pleased with the lesson too!
It was so pretty, I had to take a photo of the delicious flan I made for dessert last Sunday too.