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Monthly Archive for April, 2007

Laundry Room

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I'm feeling a little boring today, so I'm going to tell you about my accomplishment from yesterday.
Yesterday I cleaned the laundry room.  I wiped down the washer and dryer, emptied the garbage (it really needed to be emptied, too), [...]

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Tuna Sandwiches

We eat a lot of tuna sandwiches around.  We like them.  They have lots of good protein and they're not too messy.  Drawback: too smelly to eat around other people (i.e. at work).
Colin likes his tuna simple.  A can of tuna and a big spoonful of mayo mixed together, slathered between two pieces of white [...]

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Stake YW Leadership Training

We had a very busy morning.  First, I went to our Stake Young Women leadership training at 8am, after dressing and feeding myself and the kids.  Colin worked through the night to get a project done so he wouldn't have to go to work this morning.  At our Stake Young Women leadership training, where the [...]

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Mahjong, Spy Kids, and baby food.

Mahjong is a waste of time, but a fun waste of time.  I recommend playing it until you win once, and then put it out of your head.  It took me 23 games to win once at about 10 minutes per game.  I'm closing the browser window now and plan to never look for the game [...]

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My Wedding Story

In thinking about my lesson on Temple Marriage coming up, I thought it would be useful to write down my wedding story, so here it is.  
Colin and I got married in the Snowflake Arizona Temple.  The temple was brand-new at the time, and the temple President told us he thought we were the 21st [...]

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Easter breakfast ideas

Easter breakfast ideas for next year….

Creamed eggs (make a white sauce/roux and add cubed hard boiled eggs, salt, pepper, and paprika) poured over biscuits or cornbread
French toast–we made this this year and it was great
German pancakes (let me know if you're interested in this family recipe–the presentation is pretty impressive with the fluffiness)
Omelets
Colin wanted to make egg-salad [...]

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Degen’s new words

Degen is learning new words faster now.  Some of the recent ones are:

Walk–new word learned yesterday
Bye-bye (said every time a car drives by "bye-bye brrrm" or a plane flies overhead)
Hello (sounds more like "hewoah")
Downstairs (also means upstairs)
Up
Down (means, "I want to get off this chair")
Let's go! ("wets go!")
Uh-oh (said anytime anyone drops something)
More ("mo-y")
No thank [...]

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Learning to crochet

The last couple of weeks I've been learning to crochet again.  I say "again" because my mom already taught me to crochet.  Probably several times.  She even learned to crochet left-handed so she could teach me the way that would be easiest for me to do and understand, saint that she is.  But this time [...]

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Beehives Temple Lesson

Next week I'm teaching the Beehives on Sunday, and it's two lessons combined:"The Blessings of the Temple" and "Temple Marriage."  Combining the two lessons is going to be tough, but we need to keep up with the schedule and this week we did an Easter lesson. 
The objectives of the two lessons are that each [...]

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LDS Reminder Calls

I discovered this fascinating site called LDSReminderCalls.com and I don't know what to think.  It's a service where you (or your ward) pays $7-$30 per month, depending on the number of calls you have it make, to have their computer make reminder calls for you.  For example, it calls everyone who has a cannery assignment tomorrow, [...]

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