Spencer had his orchestra concert the other night and he played so well. He plays the cello and we are so excited he wants to play again next year.
A few Saturdays ago, Tom and I catered a Hawaiian Luau for a High Priests Group Party (not at the church, just a group of friends getting together to honor one of their friends who has terminal cancer). It was out in Queen Creek at a beautiful home.
Tom helped me set up then all "heck" broke loose! A massive dust storm hit and everything went flying. Then, the power went out and so did their hawaiian music and lights. It seemed, for a while, like it was going to be a disaster. I felt so bad for the lady who arranged for us to come. Nobody was able to get desserts for a while since our shave ice depends upon electricity to work. But, lo and behold, some ingenious men hooked up our machine to a generator and . . . voila! We had power again! The dust storm passed and we were able to serve everyone a delicious shave ice. (the sweet man who had cancer came back for seconds and he asked for his to be "extra juicy!" He was so cute!)
Our ward has a service auction every spring to earn money for girl's camp and scout camp. This year, our teenagers auctioned off a Swim/Shave Ice Party for 15 kids. They earned $150 towards their camp fees by hosting this party and it was a huge hit with the kids!
With Hailey and Spencer there were actually 17 kids there!
We told the kids it was "All you can Eat Shave Ice" and I think they each had at least 3 of them!
I have a feeling this is going to become a yearly event in our ward!
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