Saturday, April 24th from 5-7pm
Fire and Ice
(Chili and Ice Cream)
Plus Games, Prizes, and Activities for the whole family!!!
Opportunity to meet people in the 3rd ward and Midvale ward.
4/7/10
Provident Living
Money Saving Tip:
Use community resources for fun and recreation. Swap babysitting with a friend for date night.
Use community resources for fun and recreation. Swap babysitting with a friend for date night.
4/6/10
Sister Spotlight
Meet Susan Morris - our RS Pres
Susan met her hubby in a college Family Home Evening group. Then they were "study buddies" in Human Physiology 101. (Does this sound scandalous to anyone else??)
Susan met her hubby in a college Family Home Evening group. Then they were "study buddies" in Human Physiology 101. (Does this sound scandalous to anyone else??)
They have been married 30 years & spent 2 weeks in Hawaii celebrating.
She has three children and seven grandchildren, who all, sadly, live out of state.
She is an amazing seamstress and is becoming a master gardener for AZ after years of experience in Utah where soil is till-able... She is also an accomplished watercolor painter and teaches art in Green Valley, and soon the Desert Museum!
4/3/10
Birthday Get to Know you Evening
Don't forget, we have our Relief Society activity coming up on Thursday April 8 at 6:30pm. It is a dinner, we will be eating taco salads and birthday cake. Come ready to have lots of fun getting to know the other sisters in the ward. If you signed up to bring something you will be getting a reminder phone call.
A nursery will be provided, PLEASE FEED YOUR CHILDREN BEFORE YOU ARRIVE, WE WILL ONLY BE PROVIDING THEM WITH SNACKS!
A nursery will be provided, PLEASE FEED YOUR CHILDREN BEFORE YOU ARRIVE, WE WILL ONLY BE PROVIDING THEM WITH SNACKS!
Walking Group Time Change
We have decided to change the time on the walking group to 8:00am because it is starting to warm up. We will meet at the north rancho park with a pool @ 8. Arrive at 9:00am if you want to come for a playgroup at the park.
4/1/10
Provident Living
Money Saving Tip:
Save money on doctor visits. Boost your immunity! Drink plenty of water (weight in lbs/2 = oz per day), decrease sugar intake (it decreases the function of your immune system almost immediately), get enough rest, decrease stress, exercise regularly, wash your hands, eat a healthy diet (study the word of wisdom do's), help your digestive tract with probiotics, supplement (vitamins C and D3), natural antibiotics like raw garlic, GSE.
Save money on doctor visits. Boost your immunity! Drink plenty of water (weight in lbs/2 = oz per day), decrease sugar intake (it decreases the function of your immune system almost immediately), get enough rest, decrease stress, exercise regularly, wash your hands, eat a healthy diet (study the word of wisdom do's), help your digestive tract with probiotics, supplement (vitamins C and D3), natural antibiotics like raw garlic, GSE.
3/24/10
Provident Living
Money Saving Tip:
When you go out to eat, order no dessert and no drinks, just water.
Gardening
Now is the time to plant your summer garden. Don't have one yet? It's simple. Soak the ground and let it sit over night. In the morning dig up the dirt in the area where you would like to have your garden. Go to home depot and purchase generic brand potting soil, steer manure, and vegetable seeds. Mix the potting soil and manure in with the dirt you have dug up in your yard. Keep moist until you are ready to plant. Plant seeds right in the ground or use peat pods. Pay attention to the planting directions on the back of the seed packages. Here are some ideas for things that will grow in the summer months: zucchini or crook neck squash, tomatoes (start inside), cucumbers, corn, basil, black eyed peas, green beans, bell peppers, eggplant, okra, watermelon, cantaloupe, radish, strawberries (need shade) or sunflowers.
Any questions, contact Melanie Nielson 647-2987, melanie.nielson@yahoo.com I would love to help!!!
When you go out to eat, order no dessert and no drinks, just water.
Gardening
Now is the time to plant your summer garden. Don't have one yet? It's simple. Soak the ground and let it sit over night. In the morning dig up the dirt in the area where you would like to have your garden. Go to home depot and purchase generic brand potting soil, steer manure, and vegetable seeds. Mix the potting soil and manure in with the dirt you have dug up in your yard. Keep moist until you are ready to plant. Plant seeds right in the ground or use peat pods. Pay attention to the planting directions on the back of the seed packages. Here are some ideas for things that will grow in the summer months: zucchini or crook neck squash, tomatoes (start inside), cucumbers, corn, basil, black eyed peas, green beans, bell peppers, eggplant, okra, watermelon, cantaloupe, radish, strawberries (need shade) or sunflowers.
Any questions, contact Melanie Nielson 647-2987, melanie.nielson@yahoo.com I would love to help!!!
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