We were blessed with a beautiful Easter Sunday, 66 degrees! This was the first Easter we were able to have my parents over for! I couldn't have asked for a better day.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
2013 Relief Society Birthday Dinner: Bloom Where You're Planted
It's over and done! Our Relief Society Birthday dinner was last night and went better than I had planned, thanks to all those who helped! Being in charge of an event like this can give you stress for a good couple months. Working on it a little bit each day really helped me not feel so over whelmed. And what a better way to deal with the day after an event like that? Blog about it. Then maybe I'll feel like getting my house put back together.....
The theme I choose was, "Bloom Where You're Planted". After a long winter and with hopes of spring on the way, I wanted the night to up lift everyone and just make them smile! Here's what we did:
6:30pm-7pm Served Dinner
Homemade Chicken Salad with Croissants
A Fresh Green Salad
A Simple Fresh Cut Fruit Salad
Potato Salad
Lemon Water
7pm-7:30pm Speakers
We chose two Sisters in the ward to give talks. They did a fabulous job. I couldn't have asked for better speakers!
7:30-8pm Served Dessert
Cupcake sized Cheesecakes with fresh strawberries
Decor-
Mason Jars filled with twigs that I spray painted green and glued 150 cheery blossoms onto! I found the twigs from a neighbor and borrow jars from Sisters in the ward. Another Sister used her silhouette cutter to do all the cherry blossoms.
Origami folded newspaper boxes filled with wheat grass. Here's the video tutorial I got ideas from. I had the wheat and got newspaper from the recycling center. I also filled the bottom of the boxes with recycled shredded paper.
The table runners were made with brown packaging paper from the dollar store!
The seed packets were fount at the dollar store as well, 4 for a 1$
The theme I choose was, "Bloom Where You're Planted". After a long winter and with hopes of spring on the way, I wanted the night to up lift everyone and just make them smile! Here's what we did:
6:30pm-7pm Served Dinner
Homemade Chicken Salad with Croissants
A Fresh Green Salad
A Simple Fresh Cut Fruit Salad
Potato Salad
Lemon Water
7pm-7:30pm Speakers
We chose two Sisters in the ward to give talks. They did a fabulous job. I couldn't have asked for better speakers!
7:30-8pm Served Dessert
Cupcake sized Cheesecakes with fresh strawberries
Decor-
Mason Jars filled with twigs that I spray painted green and glued 150 cheery blossoms onto! I found the twigs from a neighbor and borrow jars from Sisters in the ward. Another Sister used her silhouette cutter to do all the cherry blossoms.
Origami folded newspaper boxes filled with wheat grass. Here's the video tutorial I got ideas from. I had the wheat and got newspaper from the recycling center. I also filled the bottom of the boxes with recycled shredded paper.
The table runners were made with brown packaging paper from the dollar store!
The seed packets were fount at the dollar store as well, 4 for a 1$
Monday, March 18, 2013
Lately
Wtih friends at the gym!
The first day of Spring Break I did a "Welcome to Spring Break" craft table!
Brown paper from the $1. Best Dollar spent!
Working on our garden starts.
At Aunt Lori's!
Outback with Kira and Andrew to celebrate! Kira got a job!
I am working on the Relief Society Birthday Dinner decorations.
Growing wheat grass for the tables!
Found some Ranunculus. I purchase these every year. I love them!
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