What a week we've had! A good one.
1. Natalie started soccer on Wednesday night. We are hoping for a fun season and a chance for her to learn some good things.
2. Grandpa Sherwood arrived at our house on Thursday night for a 5 day visit. We had so much fun for those 5 days! After I dropped Dad off at the airport Benjamin yelled, "Hey, I was going to go with Grandpa Sherwood!" How we wish he could have stayed.
3. My mom went to visit her parents before coming to the baptism. Unfortunately, while there it was discovered that my 92 year old grandpa had to have surgery. So, my mom was unable to make it to the baptism as she stayed in CO and helped her parents. We missed her dearly, but we understand how important it is to help her parents. We wish the best for Granddad Jensen. We love you!
4. The boys, the kids I tend and I took Grandpa Sherwood on a hike to Thunderbird Park. It was a good hike. The kids (all 4 and under) did great. It took 1 hour and 45 minutes and it was about 92 degrees when we finished. We got to see the Phoenix LDS Temple Site.
5. Meghan had her first soccer practice on Friday night with Coach Dennis (her same coach from last year). She was so excited! We are glad to be playing with some of the same kids as last year! I am the team mom again. It should be fun!
6. Saturday was Natalie's baptism. IT was amazing! I can't say enough good things about the wonderful feeling there that day!
7. We had a fun Saturday afternoon with family over at the house. My dad and two sisters, Kim and Kari, started playing a vacation for 2020! You can't say that Sherwood's aren't planners.
8. One of our YM, Taylor Hill, had his eagle project. A Car Show Can Food Drive. The boys had fun there with their Dad.
9. The Relief Society Broadcast was wonderful! Each speaker said something important to help me with better myself.
10. We had a wonderful Sacrament Meeting on Sunday Morning. Our first speaker gave a wonderful talk about Hope. It is so important to have that ingredient in your life to help life move along. The Choir sang a beautiful arrangement. Then Bishop Schuyler gave a great talk. He challenged us to prepare ourselves for General Conference this upcoming weekend. We need to be prepared to receive inspiration for ourselves. Then he ended with a heart warming testimony. Little did we know it was his farewell talk.
1. Natalie started soccer on Wednesday night. We are hoping for a fun season and a chance for her to learn some good things.
2. Grandpa Sherwood arrived at our house on Thursday night for a 5 day visit. We had so much fun for those 5 days! After I dropped Dad off at the airport Benjamin yelled, "Hey, I was going to go with Grandpa Sherwood!" How we wish he could have stayed.
3. My mom went to visit her parents before coming to the baptism. Unfortunately, while there it was discovered that my 92 year old grandpa had to have surgery. So, my mom was unable to make it to the baptism as she stayed in CO and helped her parents. We missed her dearly, but we understand how important it is to help her parents. We wish the best for Granddad Jensen. We love you!
4. The boys, the kids I tend and I took Grandpa Sherwood on a hike to Thunderbird Park. It was a good hike. The kids (all 4 and under) did great. It took 1 hour and 45 minutes and it was about 92 degrees when we finished. We got to see the Phoenix LDS Temple Site.
5. Meghan had her first soccer practice on Friday night with Coach Dennis (her same coach from last year). She was so excited! We are glad to be playing with some of the same kids as last year! I am the team mom again. It should be fun!
6. Saturday was Natalie's baptism. IT was amazing! I can't say enough good things about the wonderful feeling there that day!
7. We had a fun Saturday afternoon with family over at the house. My dad and two sisters, Kim and Kari, started playing a vacation for 2020! You can't say that Sherwood's aren't planners.
8. One of our YM, Taylor Hill, had his eagle project. A Car Show Can Food Drive. The boys had fun there with their Dad.
9. The Relief Society Broadcast was wonderful! Each speaker said something important to help me with better myself.
10. We had a wonderful Sacrament Meeting on Sunday Morning. Our first speaker gave a wonderful talk about Hope. It is so important to have that ingredient in your life to help life move along. The Choir sang a beautiful arrangement. Then Bishop Schuyler gave a great talk. He challenged us to prepare ourselves for General Conference this upcoming weekend. We need to be prepared to receive inspiration for ourselves. Then he ended with a heart warming testimony. Little did we know it was his farewell talk.
11. At 2pm on Sunday our Stake was called to the Stake Center for a special meeting. We were not told what is was about. When we got there we learned that there was to be a huge ward redistricting to be done in our stake. We went from a stake with 9 units in it to 11 units. Our family was placed in a brand new ward, the Corte Sierra Ward. It is the same as our current Litchfield Park Ward, except everyone that lives inside Litchfield Park is still in our former ward. We are so sad to not be with those amazing members anymore. We will miss them something fierce. Bishop Schuyler and his counselors were released. Bishop Steve Holt was called to be our new Bishop of our new ward with Ryan Nelson and Blaine Wiggins as his counselors. We switch to a new building and now meet at 12 noon. We were told to assume our callings until further notice, so I may be in YW still or I may not...we shall see (I hope we stay). Here's to something new and exciting!
1 comment:
So fun to see the dress on another Sherwood girl.
Wish we could have been there.
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