Sunday, July 29, 2012

I had no lesson to prepare today.  It's the 5th Sunday and so the bishopric is in charge of Young Men and Young Women's.  Eric and Anita Pope spoke today in sacrament meeting.  They spoke on service.  I hope my young women were listening.  We had a lesson on service last week and I have been emailing them service challenges to do everyday.  I know Trenda is giving lots of service with two of her little brothers in the hospital, she is in charge at home with the help of her grandpa, Mel Wilhelm.  She is such an awesome young woman.  I also know that the Applegate girls, Shelly and Jordyn give alot of service.  The girls in this ward are hard workers.  The Hunsaker girls, Kilee, Leann, and Mackenzi help their dad's pour concrete.  Although they are getting paid I am still impressed that they are willing to do such difficult work.

James went home teaching to Sean and Stephanie Hunsaker's today and he brought back two of the Hunsaker girls with him.  Kilee, who is Sean and Stephanie's daughter and Leann, Kip and Alicia's daughter.  They are both Beehives and are 26 days apart.  They have been asking me if they could come over and now seemed like the best time.  I gave them a tour of the cabin.  They both loved it.  We made smores using Nutella instead of candy and then we played Apples to Apples.  They had dinner with us, James grilled us some burgers, and then Leann, Kilee and I went to the fireside in Show Low.  Brother Crockett, the stake patriarch was the speaker.  Sean Hunsaker was the only other leader from our ward there and the only other kids there were Mary and Glenso Swift, Arizona Hill (I finally got to meet her!), and Aaron Windsor.
Glenso rode home with Leann, Kilee and I.  They had the windows down and the sky roof open.  If was a fun afternoon and evening.  My car was a muddy mess when I got home because of the rain this afternoon.
I love Kilee and Leann.  The Hunsaker's are such a great family!