Have You Started Your Summer Bucket List?

What are your plans for the summer?

At our last activity, Annette researched and handed out a list of activities that we can do this summer with our children or grandchildren. If you didn't get a list you can find it here.

We would love for you to share what's on your summer bucket list. Send us pictures and tell us what you're up to.

Sherri took her grand-kids to the Griffith Park Observatory, Olvera Street and The LA City Hall. A great time was had by all.

From the Observatory... Can you see the Hollywood Sign in the background?

 The Griffith Observatory is closed on Mondays, but we still had a great time walking around and enjoying the fantastic views in all directions.

On Olvera Street, we ate lunch, shopped and visited the oldest standing residence in California.

Los Angeles City Hall is a great place to visit and it's free. 

 We were able to take the express elevator all the way to the top. Talk about a fantastic view!

 We were tipped off by one of the city hall workers that there was an amazing view (on the fourth floor) of the chandelier in the Rotunda. Click here for more on our LA Adventure. 

Welcome Home!

We would like to welcome home Jeffrey Rime

who served his mission in Mexico.

Congratulations Grads!

Congratulations to the Class of 2014

Aaron

Brett

Ema

Jill

and Jose

Recipes From June's Activity

Those of you who were not able to make it to our activity can now download the recipes that were submitted. Click Here to access them. More recipes will be added as they are submitted. If you would like to submit a recipe, email your document to our Relief Society email or to Sherri Wilson or leave a message in the appropriate box on left of the home page.

Did You Guess Correctly?

Were you able to figure out what this was? If you guessed dryer lint, you're right. Tonight we learned how to make fire starters with this, an egg crate and wax.

Georgiana gave us a demonstration.

She added a little lint to each cup and then....

She melted some paraffin wax and then....

She filled the cups and waited for it to harden....

She then cut them into individual sections and there you have it. A fire starter that you can take with you to the beach to start a bon fire, or to use when you go camping, or for emergency prep... or when ever you need to start a fire. Thank you Georgiana.

To view more pictures from this evening, click here.

Welcome Home

Welcome Home Elder Ailshie

A couple of months ago we welcomed home Shawn Ailshie from his mission in Michigan. He gave a lovely talk in our ward and we were proud to see how much he has grown, both physically and spiritually.