Today . . .

 

 

A group of butterflies is called a kelidascope. Each butterfly in a kelidascope is unique and different, yet these seemingly fragile creatures have been designed by a loving Creator, with the ability to survive, travel, multiply, and desiminate life; as they go from one flower to the next spreading pollen. Although each butterfly is different, they work together to make the world a more beautiful and fruitful place. - Sister Reyna I. Aburto 

 

I don't have a lot of time to write this morning as I am going to be going back over my lesson plan for this morning as I am teaching in Relief Society. (The Women's Auxiliary at our church)  The third meeting each Sunday (From 12 until 1) we meet together as sisters and the men meet together as priesthood, where we each have the opporunity to be taught, to teach and to share with one another.  My lesson this morning is based on a talk which was given by Sister Reyna I Arturto in the April 2018 General Conference, entitled With One Accord. 

 

 

 

I've made a little poster to stick on the white board at the front of the classroom with a bunch of punched out butterflies on it and I've punched out enough butterflies so that each Sister can have one. (I hope!)  The theme of the lesson is how we can as Daughter's of God work together, using our own individual talents and strengths to fulfill each of our  destinys, as well as reaching out to others and strengthening them wherever needed. 

 

 

 

I hope it goes well.  Fingers crossed!

 

 

 

In The English Kitchen today  . . .  Blue Ribbon Gingerbread.  Yummy!  

 

Have a wonderful Sunday.  I think the wind has died down here and its stopped raining! ♥

Don't forget along the way of your day . . . 

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And I do too!