Sunday, June 7, 2009

I DARE YOU TO EAT IT!

I Dare You To Eat It! Designing Food Storage You Would Actually Want To Eat . . Liesa Card author of the above book and website http://www.idareyoutoeatit.com/ has graciously accepted to speak at the
Murray Belview Ward Relief Society Enrichment Night
on Tuesday, 16 June 2009
at 6:30 pm
address - 6300 South 300 East
Murray Utah 84107
South West Corner across from Fashion Place Mall
Please come, bring your family, your neighbors, your friends, and join us that night!
I Dare You To Eat It presents a manageable method for food storage that can be used during a time of need but that can also help to SIMPLIFY EVERY DAY LIFE. Instead of buying, storing, and then tossing it, you can create a storage of food that makes your life easier by integrating it into regular meals. Liesa brings this message to you in an approachable way through discussion on food storage within the context of the gospel plan and provides information as well as resources including easy recipes that will help save you time and planning and preparing meals.
(In the jar are worms and dirt ((used to announce the event)) I have been giving the books to dear friends and relatives ((if you did not receive it was because I run out of book and money to buy more books)) Costco $9.98 )

Memorial Day

Swedish Car filled with Flowers for Decorating Graves . . .

Memorial Day Weekend with a trunk and car load of flowers. Saturday we decorated graves in Murray, Salt Lake City and Monday decorating graves in Wyoming. What a wonderful weekend with only one draw back . . . snowball throughout the car and trunk . . . thank heavens for vacuums!

Thanks Vedel for going with us on Monday to Wyoming.

Sunday, May 10, 2009

STARS

* * * * I FoUNd sTaRS on our DOOr tOniGHt * ** * * tHeY read as follows
Darling Donna :) SCHAWEET You're the Best! You're beautiful! Thank you for your kindness! You are loved! Wonderful Daughter of God You are Amazing! :) (: Thanks for all You Do!
D - Delightful
O - On top of things
N - Nice
N - Neat
A - Adorable
N - Neat
I - I love you
C - Cookies
E - Eat

Donna you are the sweetest lady ever! Thanks for your example / Kelli ( and a few from Katelyn) Included was a square glass candle holder with glass stones and a tea light * * * * star attached with ' You "Light UP" OuR Lives!

The Prestwich Family are AN AMAZING examples to ME* * * * *

My Friends from Texas Scottish Rite Hospital

Kristie Box and Jeff Purvis the night of the Gala

The next night we went out to dinner and then to Temple Square. We found a parking space right next to the conference center, walked through the plaza, into the Joseph Smith Building where Kristi and Jeff ended up learning to do some Family History. We went to the top floor to view the valley to the east and then the west. Afterward we walked past the Administration Building, Lion House, Beehive House, Eagle Gate, Church Office Building, Relief Society Building, Temple, and through Temple Square. They asked many questions and enjoyed the evening. Kristi told Jeff that when they come for Vision next year they are coming a couple of days early to do Family History.

Vision User Group MS4 Conference 2007 Project

2007 was our Space Theme for the Vision User Group MS4 Openings Ceremonies for our conference. I made the Rain Clouds that would delay the take-off of the space ship. Jim Soderberg and Jacob Martinez carried the rain clouds across the stage during the Opening Ceremonies . . .

My Blog now has all of the creations for the Vision Opening Ceremonies . . . Until next year . . .

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Vision User Group MS4 Conference




The aprons were sewn by Elaine (mom) and Donna (me) for the Vision Opening Ceremonies. It has been a great conference with amazing inspirational speakers, wonderful friends, and warm memories.
Mom and I spent several days sewing away on two machines making the aprons for the Vision Opening Ceremonies. I would throw pins and Mom would throw scissors, when Mom picked up the scissors we laughed and laughed at all the pin attached to the scissors. We really needed Sylvia there taking pictures to document the process, instead we have stories of the Vision Sewing Project.
Nanette and I sewed the trim on the aprons during different conference calls the week before Vision. It is wonderful belonging to a company that is located throughout the country because we are able to complete many projects while listening, participating on telephone conference calls and net meeting.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Wedding Veil beaded with Swarovski Crystals

LaVell Hardy's Granddaughters Veil - Sewn with Swarovski Crystals

Swarovski Crystals sewn every two inches apart

One of the latest projects I have completed during the last month . . . sewing Swarovski Crystals on a wedding veil every two inches apart around the veil. When the veil moves, the light catches the crystal beads, and sends off flashes of light and rainbows . . .
More projects to follow . . .