Super Saturday Projects

Blocks for the Holidays: One set has 2 holiday sayings on them. Be sure to write down which sayings you want or order both sets and get them all!  $13

Christ the unseen visitor in every room: We will offer Burgundy/Red and a green. You can bring your own paint to match your décor. The vinyl is offered in White for the Christ words and black for the words across it.  $12

Polka Dot Blocks: Everything you need will be there. If you want to bring your own paper just let Pam Solberg know in advance.  $10

 
Picture Wreath:  For questions contact Heather Newbold.  Stand not included.  $10

 "Christ"  Ornaments:  Set of 9 ornaments offered in the white and red.  If you're going to bring your own paint please contact Lisa Brownie.  $9

Grandparent Board: We will supply the black paint. Let Lisa Brownie know if you’re bringing your own paint and/or if you want a different Vinyl color than white.  $8

 Nativity Blocks: You can choose a white wash or stain. Write what one you want on your order sheet. We will provide the pictures and sticker paper that you will need to print yourself OR for an additional $1.60 we will can print them for you. $5

 Family Proclamation:  Bring your own picture. The sizes offered are an 8x10 or 5x7.  Price includes black paint.  If you want to bring your own paint please contact Chelsea Dewitt. $5.50

Choc Chip Oatmeal Jar: Bring your own Mason Jar.  $6

Snowmen Hot Choc: Everything you need will be there.  Price is for ONE SNOWMAN.  $4

 Rice Warming: Be sure to mark small, medium, cover for medium or neck.
Small:  $1
Neck Roll:  $4
Medium:  $4
Cover for medium:  $2

Hair Bows: The set includes 2 bows. $1.20

M&M Neighbor Gift: Everything you need will be there.  $1

Paper Ornament or Gift Tag:  $1

Below is a PDF file of the sign-up sheet.  To print the file click on it and then push the Ctrl key and "P" at the same time.  This will bring up your print screen.  And you can print from there.  

Tailgate Party for Team RSU (Relief Society University)

We have a big “Season” coming up this year and here are some tips to help you have a successful season.

General Relief Society Conference. Saturday, Sept 28 at 6:00pm.

General Conference is held October 5^th and 6^th.

 

The women were challenged to pick one thing they wanted to change in their life that they heard in conference and to use the four steps to change to make it happen.

1. WAKE-UP to the imperfection that they do.

2. Have a REAL DESIRE and sincere heart to want to change.

3. OBEY every prompting from the spirit!

4. Give GRATITUDE to our Father in Heaven for the Savior and the Atonement.

Halloween

Remember to have fun!!

Thanksgiving

Different ideas to give thanks:

·         - One idea is you can light your candle at the table when you share what you’re thankful for.

·         - Going through ABC’s of all the things your thankful for.

Family Activities can be stressful with so many different personalities. Often we bring the wrong ingredients such as:

Attitude, Judgment, Criticism, 

Opinion and Ego!

Instead bring something that would be appreciated by everyone;

Acceptance, Silence, Love, 
Patience and Insight!

Christmas

A time for service! Some ideas were:

-  - Paying for someone's meal in the drive through.

-  - Shovel someone's driveway

FHE

- The silent karaoke was a very cute idea.

 - Also, Twister on the lawn.  For a picture of Twister on the lawn click the link HERE.

Freezer Dinners
Pam Crickmore shared a really good Chili that night. Here is that recipe and tips to remember. Thanks Pam!

Freezer Meal Ideas

Chili

Ingredients:

2 lbs. Ground Beef

1 large red onion

1 green bell pepper

2 cans pinto beans

1 can kidney beans

2 packages McCormick Chili Seasoning Mild

2 small or 1 large can diced tomato with garlic

10 oz. frozen corn

1 t. red pepper flakes

½ t. garlic powder

Finely dice pepper and onion and sauté in Tbs. oil until tender. Set aside and cook beef chopping up as you go and add garlic powder and salt to taste. When beef has just a little pink left, add sautéed veggies and the beans and tomatoes. Add red pepper flakes and let simmer for at least 15 minutes. Add corn 5 minutes before done to maintain the crunch;)

Tips

1.      Pinterest.com and allrecipes.com have a lot of freezer meal ideas (allrecipes.com have member ratings some with suggestions on making the recipe even better)

2.      Freeze your meals in baggies lying flat. It not only saves space, it helps for quicker and more even defrost!

3.      Putting your bags into Tupperware after helps prevent freezer burn.

4.      Always label so you know what you’re eating with the name and date; spaghetti sauce and chili can look very similar frozen!

5.      Buy same protein meals to make at the same time (ie: spaghetti sauce, chili, sloppy joes- all made with ground beef) because buying in bulk will save money!

6.      It doesn’t have to be a huge recipe kind of meal. I sauté onion, add beef, and then throw in a can of Manwich and freeze that. It turns into a 30 second heat up instead of a 15 minute preparation and is invaluable when the husband is alone with the kids;) Also will help save money from last minute eating out when you’re in a hurryJ

7.      Consider making “multipurpose” meals. Examples would be chili; chili dogs…or spaghetti sauce can be used for lasagna or ziti.

Dinner in a jar

See link HERE.

Many thanks to Renee Wright for the great dutch oven cobbler!  If you have any questions just give her a call. 

Thank you to everyone for making it a great activity!  Hope to see you all at the next one!