January 22nd-January 25th

Another picture of Christian and Jeanne’s visit with the McCombs. He got to hold baby Kira!

Some posts from our big storm. 

And then that Sunday night when SMCPS made us wait until every other Maryland county had cancelled.  

Working our way backwards. 

We had at home church and broke out our 2020 sacrament tray. At home church every once in awhile is lovely. 

On Saturday I met up with Steve and Ralph and we rode to the stake center for the leadership training. Josh, Steve, and I did a ward council training - our last hurrah. It’s always fun working with those two and we’d had several meetings and texts and emails coordinating our lame, but not super lame role play. The training went well and was a relief to have done. And our odd carpool had good conversation on the way up and back, so there you go.

Matt had been out of town for work and got home late Friday, so he spent Saturday working on our generator that we’ve never used. My dad split the cost with us because he wanted us to have that peace of mind. ❤️ Matt thinks he can fix it, but he needed more than just one day. 

Friday brought another fun basketball game. For most of December, January, and February Frankie had practice every day till 6:00 and games Wednesdays and Fridays. Busy busy girl!

Big sigh of relief when they pulled this one off! A few weeks before this one of the flyers fell and brought the whole routine down with her. It was bad and the girls spirits were super low. 

On the 22nd I had my soup lunch day for the pteachers. Only, they had basketball games all day so many of the didn’t come to the workroom and also didn’t check their emails? I’m not totally sure where the disconnect was, because I asked Pinots Liason to email out the notice as usual. For this next event I’m gonna print out a few flyers and post them in the workroom so that didn’t happen again. I normally leave all our leftovers, but I didn’t really have a way to leave 10 different kinds of soups and finals didn’t want to leave all my bowls and spoons, so we brought home a lot of soups and got to sample them all. Perks of volunteering. And then I got to deal with the aftermath of cleaning, then returning 10 crockpots. 

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