We had some great handmade cards put together that will be mailed to http://www.give2thetroops.org/
We also had fun decorating sugar cookies (sorry they tasted like frosted hockey pucks, Sister Olson makes great candy, but lousy cookies) and delivered them to the bishopric and a few other homes in the ward.
FYI--we're going to have a nursery available from now on for all Relief Society Night activities, if nobody shows up to use it by 7:30, we will close it up and send our helpers home.
There were quite a few different types of cookies and hot cocoa and it was a nice, quiet time to just visit and relax.
Starting in January, we're going to be doing visiting teaching interviews and making a few changes to the routes.
We really appreciate those who extended prayers and fasting for Sister Thayne this month, she said she felt the support and her pain was lessened by it. While she is in the Legacy Center, she really could use some company, she's unable to read or crochet due to how much it hurts to put any pressure on her hip, and the TV shows are getting pretty boring.
Those of you who can, please go stop by and say hi to her and Don, or swing by the house and make sure Betty has her chocolate needs met. :)
The Fowers family moved this week to California-- just when we all got to know them!! We will miss them and the energy and compassion Nikki brought to our ward in the short time they were here.
We really have an amazing ward and while it's been a year filled with changes, some big losses and trials for many, the love that is shared and the special spirit this ward has makes such a difference. You each touch lives in more ways than you realize and have changed the lives of others for good. Thank you so much for your service, your love and the willingness you have shown to center your lives around the Savior.



















































