Monday, September 28, 2009

Triple Duty

Today, I had a very busy day. However, I survived it with time to spare.

First, I am one of three program directors for the Center for Service and Learning's "Y-Days." It's an exciting event that is being held ALL WEEK LONG and today was the first day. BYUSA and Student Alumni came out to help, and I felt like it was a huge success. Good times.

Secondly, I had to cook again for Dinner Group. I was a little rushed, but, the NZ style Bacon and Egg pie came out reasonably well (Not as good as Mum's though. Who can beat Mum's cooking? Not many people in my books). We also finished it off with some Chocolate Milk and Cinnamon rolls! Mmmmm...

Third, I was asked to share the lesson for FHE today. Seriously, I love my FHE group. We have a blog and a secret Facebook group. I enjoy going to spend time with all the people there...they're cool.

Anyway, just wanted to let you know how good life is. Just like McDonald's says, "I'm lovin' it!"

2 comments:

Mindy said...

Mmm-mmm. Chocolate milk. You sure know the way to a gal's heart. ;)

Bethany said...

maybe your fhe group should have a secret blog. i hear they're all the rage....

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