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June 2009

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A few HIGHLIGHTS of June 2009

Malcolm and I cleaned out my parents house and garage in California.

Mom's ankle was broken and she was non-weight bearing which left her feeling isolated in her bedroom.

We went though so many boxes and made abut 20 trips to the Salvation Army. (didn't like the Salvation Army guy)

Bought a really nice (nice=expensive in this case) flat iron for the girls' hair.

Missed bidding for a new shift at work. Won't do that again.

Jasmine did summer school online so she could open a space in her schedule during the school year for Seminary.

Jasmine took driver's ed but doesn't seem to enjoy driving.

Went to a mother daughter fashion show at our ward with Lizzie. Really enjoyed spending time alone with her. 

Went to scrapbooking weekend at Jennifer's.

Gave the Relief Society lesson on The Power of Forgiving. Very eye opening for me. Realized I have someone to forgive.

Jasmine started EFY (especially for youth)

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