Sunday, January 29, 2012
Chocolate Bliss
FGO (for girls only) Milassco family event took place January 28, 2012 at my home. My friend Kari came and instructed us on how to dip chocolates. We dipped homemade caramels, almond joys, chocolate mint and orange truffles, cinnamon lips, nut clusters, homemade turtles, and peppermint patties. I haven't acquired the art of dipping chocolates. I need lot's of practice!!
Those that attended were Amanda (Kenzie's friend), Kenzie, Claudia, Monica, Kari, our instructor
Kallee, Colleen, Natalie and Char the mom. (and Alison ) Lot's of fun.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
It's all in the number
- complete 12 craft projects (three done)
- add an extra 12 to physical activity; minutes, reps, weights, miles etc.
- increase personal study by 12
- divide home into twelve areas. Purge and clean one area each month. (On top of daily cleaning)
- stop chewing nails by 12 (December) so far..so good.
- Ask myself, What can I do in 12 minutes?
- Take 12 for me in 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Exciting news....
I am excited for Josh and Caraline. They are expecting a baby girl in April. Caraline has had many health trials so far during this pregnancy and I am pleased to report that the doctor checked out Baby Carlson and she thinks she is doing well. I am amazed at the technology available. Fred and I were able to see the ultrasound pictures of her and she looks a lot like her daddy so far.
Kallee and Duncan's wee little one is about 1 inch long. Baby Shelley is due to arrive late July/early August. They are excited and are doing well. We also saw pictures of the little peanut. That is Kenzie's nickname for their child. Kallee enjoys her calling in the YW and Duncan in the primary.
He will be training in Boston for his new job and is working for an accounting firm in SLC. Kallee is a very gifted hair stylist and enjoys her job at the Bella Boutique and Spa in Roy.
Natalie and Clint are doing very well. They are happy and healthy for which we are so grateful for. They are working hard in the church (Nat just got called as YW President, Clint, executive secretary) and at their respective jobs. I suggest that you play the game called, "The Logo Game" with Nat. You are guaranteed a few laughs that will nearly knock you off your chair. She is also a professional when it comes to crafting, beading, jewelry, life coaching, wellness coaching,cooking, etc.
Kenzie attended Weber State, LDS institute and works as the Head Shift leader for Downeast, Co.
She is working this semester and will enroll again in the fall. She writes to about four missionaries and has fun with friends. She is a CNA and hopefully will find a job in that field for now.
Blake is stationed at McGuire AFB in Trenton, NJ. He is a PR and works on C 130's. He is in the Navy but works on the plane. He will be there for three more years. We all had a great visit with him over the holidays. He sure helped his Dad a lot while home and fixed the truck with Fred. The boys went shooting which is something he is really good at and enjoys very much. He was able to visit with many of his friends and I believe had a great break from work and Navy life.
Fred and Char work, eat, sleep, and teach the four and five year olds in Primary. We love our calling.
We love our family and look forward to the new chapter in our lives called, "Grandparents"
Kallee and Duncan's wee little one is about 1 inch long. Baby Shelley is due to arrive late July/early August. They are excited and are doing well. We also saw pictures of the little peanut. That is Kenzie's nickname for their child. Kallee enjoys her calling in the YW and Duncan in the primary.
He will be training in Boston for his new job and is working for an accounting firm in SLC. Kallee is a very gifted hair stylist and enjoys her job at the Bella Boutique and Spa in Roy.
Natalie and Clint are doing very well. They are happy and healthy for which we are so grateful for. They are working hard in the church (Nat just got called as YW President, Clint, executive secretary) and at their respective jobs. I suggest that you play the game called, "The Logo Game" with Nat. You are guaranteed a few laughs that will nearly knock you off your chair. She is also a professional when it comes to crafting, beading, jewelry, life coaching, wellness coaching,cooking, etc.
Kenzie attended Weber State, LDS institute and works as the Head Shift leader for Downeast, Co.
She is working this semester and will enroll again in the fall. She writes to about four missionaries and has fun with friends. She is a CNA and hopefully will find a job in that field for now.
Blake is stationed at McGuire AFB in Trenton, NJ. He is a PR and works on C 130's. He is in the Navy but works on the plane. He will be there for three more years. We all had a great visit with him over the holidays. He sure helped his Dad a lot while home and fixed the truck with Fred. The boys went shooting which is something he is really good at and enjoys very much. He was able to visit with many of his friends and I believe had a great break from work and Navy life.
Fred and Char work, eat, sleep, and teach the four and five year olds in Primary. We love our calling.
We love our family and look forward to the new chapter in our lives called, "Grandparents"
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Surviving Sixty
You look great Bro!!
I had a blast preparing the Surviving Sixty Kit for my twin brothers. Steve is styling the black wig.
Scott had the stomach flu so we were not able to watch him open his gift.
I wish I had a camera to take the picture when he opened up the hair piece that once belonged to my father.
Love the twins:)
January 12, 2012
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