With all the snow yesterday, and the change in time to Day Light Savings Time, getting to church was difficult today. There is one good thing and one bad thing about the spring snows here. The good thing is that the snow is real fine flakes, very light, so shoveling is not difficult at all. The bad thing is that the snow is real fine flakes, very light, so it blows everywhere. When you shovel, even the slightest breeze tends to blow the snow back into your face. I like the good thing about it.
So do these guys. The YM here are in charge of shoveling walkways before church. We did the back doors first, where most of the members arrive, and the front walks later, mostly for emergency egress. The drifts today were about 4 feet high, but... (see the good thing above).
The YW and the YM are learning to lead music. The Ward Chorister comes in every week to teach a little, and people get a chance to practice.
Even these two clowns get to show off their abilities. Layton and Dustin were clowning around, and got caught by the Chorister. She invited them up because Layton was leading with 2 hands, and it turned into, "you control volume, and I'll control which side of the room sings." It really was a fun time for all the youth and the leaders too.
Jenny, on the right, and her cousin, Magdalena, who recently moved to a First Nations settlement close to here called Janvier (pronounced Jan-vee-AYE). Her mother teaches school there.
The YW and leaders today.
After church, we tried out a new place to take photos, and the sun came out in a big way. It was not a good day to have left shades at home in the early morning.
Alan making rolls for an upcoming Reliefs Society Dinner and Social function. It was to be a birthday dinner, but it has turned into a despedida for the old RS pres, who is moving with her husband to British Columbia to help care for his father who recently suffered a stroke.
This is a test. Can you find any differences between the garden last November (see pic below) and today?
I can see one, there is a small tip of a plant showing in this picture that has not been completely inundated by snow yet.
And another one, If you were to walk into the garden today, your boots would not get muddy.
El Guapo del jardin, y sus hijos chistosos.
El Guapo del jardin, y sus hijos chistosos.
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El Guapo del jardin, y sus hijos chistosos? Más como Jacob, de mejor aspecto Simpson posa con sus hermanos menores de edad, y viejo simpson cuenta sus bendiciones. papá, pero en serio, de hacer buen blogs. puede que tenga que enseñar a tu manera.
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