Ward Activity - Crazy Socks!

Crazy sock ward activity tonight. Heather was the oldest of the "kids" and won the best crazy socks award! Woot!  There was some tough competition for sure!

Every 15 Minutes

Every other year at the high school, a program called, "Every 15 Minutes," is performed at the school. They use the intersection in front of the school, set up bleachers, and set up an elaborate car crash involving a drunk driver and innocent victims. They start with a 911 call and proceed from there with first responders, ambulances, death on the scene, etc. The next day will be an assembly which will be like a funeral, and a man who lost his family to a drunk driver will speak. I was there this year volunteering. It is very, very emotional to watch. Who knows if it makes a difference to the kids. Lets hope so.

First League Track Meet

Today was Heather's first league match since returning to workouts. Her tailbone is still sore, but she's getting back to work. It may be sore for a while. She'll most likely run JV this year until she gets her times up. It's awesome to watch her run the 300 m Hurdles. Who has that much left at the end of a race to pass people up and take 1st? Not this momma. You go girl!

Missionary Call for Jonathan

Our good friend, Jonathan Holbrook, opened his mission call today. He'll be going to Pennsylvania. We received an invitation to be there while he opened it which we don't get to do very often. It was a special event. Jenna was a good support to Sarah. She'll miss her brother a lot.

Selfies

Whenever she has my phone, I have selfies. It's a generational thing.

First Tournament as a Setter

 Jenna has been playing Opposite hitter for her Ohana team. She has some setting skills and today, with our setter out sick, Jenna got a quick lesson in setting before becoming the team's setter. She did a great job, and she loves setting!

Easing In to the Work World Again

Took a first step back toward employment today when I turned in my paperwork to become a clerical sub for the district. I will be taking Shelly's job, and Tricia's before her, helping with state testing. It's only a few weeks of the year, but it's a start.