I have always thought it would be so fun to be in Young Women’s, when I got called 1 1/2 years ago I was ecstatic but scared at the same time. The lessons are longer and more in depth than primary where I just came from for the last 4 years. My first initial thought was I have a very simple testimony and I don’t do well with deep gospel conversation. How can I teach these tender testimonies about the gospel? With help from the Lord I have found that I have been lead to say and teach how they need to be taught. I have loved every moment with these amazing Young Women. They have been a blessing in my life.
Wednesday evening we drove up the mountain behind squaw peak to hike Buffalo mountain. I have lived in Utah all my life I haven't heard of this hike.
It was a very simple hike until the end were it was very steep with lots of gravel.
Once up the hill the 180 views were breath taking.
We sat and watch the sun go down leaving a beautiful pink sunset.
“Happiness is a Sunset shared.”
- Author Unknown
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Buffalo Hike
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Monday, August 14, 2017
Swim
You are super excited for swim lessons for the Summer! We signed you up for a full Summer of swim lessons.
Over the past 2 weeks y0u have had one of the best swim teachers she helped you gain more confidence in swimming. When you perfected something by yourself she would cheer and give you a high five.
Another two weeks of swim means a new teacher. This swim teacher told you to swim like Superman. You told her, “I want to be Ironman because he has rocket blasters and Superman doesn’t.” It is always a joy watching my little squid in the water.
The last 10 minutes of each swim lesson your class got to go to the deep end and jump off the diving board. You were so brave jumping off to the noodle and ever since you can’t get enough of it.
It was another successful of swim lessons. Daddy got to come watch you a couple of times he keep saying he is doing really good. We are both amazed how natural you are and your love for the water.
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