Hi, Megan, the girls, and I arrived home yesterday about 2:15 a.m. so I just unpacked and slept all day.
To finish up with Supreme--election went well with a lady from Washington being elected Supreme Marshal and a man from Alberta elected as Supreme Outer Guard. The lady, Patty Reardon, has a daughter, Heather, who served as SBHQ several years ago and she came to Indiana's JAR. The whole family are dedicated workers and will be an asset.
The proposal to do away with the relationship requirement was defeated again.
At the Grand Luncheon, I learned to make a Tim Tam Slam. Ask Lynn what it is. He has tried it but I haven't had the chance to do it yet.
The SB Installation went well and the girls looked lovely. I hope they all get a chance to travel in our Job's Daughter world, so they can enjoy their experience so much more.
Saturday, I got to spend most of the day with my niece and nephew and my college roommate--they all live in Denver. We visited Garden of the Gods, Old Colorado, and Manitou Springs. The scenery was amazing and we got to catch up a lot.
The Supreme Council Installation was great except for the musical chairs. The floor was small, so it was very crowded until everyone was installed. Vicki assumed the office of Supreme 4th Messenger and made us all proud. A lot of us went out afterwards as a final farewell to Supreme. We were up early as we wanted to get away as soon as we could. The drive home was really uneventful--just long.
I received the call last night about Ann Gobin, a long time Job's worker, passing. I hope many of you can take some time to attend the cross at the funeral home Wednesday at 6:00 pm.
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