Sometimes the chickens behind us will fly to various branches of the cherry tree. They will roost there for a while. Bonnie will often climb the hill to watch them in hopes at least one will fall into our yard. I don’t know if they were in the tree of Friday night, but evidently the storm knocked at least one into our yard.
She’d been clucking all night. I guess she was scared and wished to return to her own yard. I would have not anything about it except for Jai and I left the house on Saturday via the back yard – and there was a white chicken near the door. Thankfully, Bonnie was not behind us or the white chicken would now be a corpse in my yard.
Jaime and I had used the back door in order to dodge Bonnie. I took Jai to the hair salon. We also went to the store to get some clips for her hair.
She and her friends met at the Grand Victorian and took a limo to Roseburg. They initially went to Red Robins – which is always so crowded but ended up at Denny’s which was not. When they returned to the Grand, the limo driver pulled into the lot so others could see just who was getting out of the limo. Jaime thought it was hilarious as she dubbed those getting out as "the school nerds". She said it was really fun.
Last week the bishopric secretary stopped by Richard’s classroom to tell me that I was needed. I was to talk with a member of the bishopric and was told that the Relief Society presidency was being released and as I was part of that presidency, I would be released. I was told I had been chosen to accept the calling of ward RS secretary. Relieved that I had wasn’t or hadn’t been called as president I accepted the position of secretary. The counselor told me the name of the new president and swore me to secrecy that I would not tell anybody else. I didn’t.
Instead of our usual Tuesday 10:00 meeting
we had decided to do lunch as a last hoorah.
Our former president was ecstatic to released. The second counselor seemed to have mixed
feelings and was the only one kept in the dark as to any hint of the new
presidency. Apparently the former secretary
had the names of each member of the new presidency. We ended up trading positions
in presidency. She blabbed out of
excitement I suppose.
The change of presidency was announced
in yesterday’s sacrament meeting
and we were set apart before Relief Society started. It was kind of a cool way to start off the
meeting. We were very low in
number. I counted 15 sisters seated
aside from the presidency.
The Elders had prepared a nice mother’s day treat
for us. They had set up tables adorned
with tablecloths and a marigold for each chair circled in the center of the
table along with this thought.
I don’t remember having had mother’s day fall so
early in the month before –
but yet I had three reminders pop into my feed along with this reminder that happened
on a Friday. Rochelle had sent me a link
for the opportunity to attend their ward so I could hear the kids singing in
their program. Only it turns out our
wards take place at the very same time and did not get the link until after the
fact. Tony called and Emma and Eliza
sang over the phone. That was nice.
Hope that all my readers enjoyed mother’s day as well.
