OK, so I am really behind. Weekend before last was the GB Leadership Workshop. It was so good to see how the girls responded to the self-esteem session and I really enjoyed watching them in their self-defense class. Elecia wanted to change this day from previous ones and she sure accomplished her goal. It was also good to see the adults who were working on their proficiency test. Remember, Daughters, encourage your adults to take the test. Challenge them and then challenge yourself, if you have not completed your own proficiency test.
Sunday, was the kick-off of Job's Daughters Week in Indiana. We started by having to wonderful church services at the Masonic Home. I had never managed to make it to the first service before, so was thrilled to finally be there. The crosses for both services were small, but beautiful. Thank you to the Daughters who did participate. Also, I have to brag on the Beehive Bunch. They did an excellent job of conducting the service, except for the sermon which the Masonic Home Chaplain delivered.
Then we adjourned to the basement for the soup cook-off. Again, I did not win, but I love my chili so much I will not change the recipe. The other soups I tasted were real good. The crowd loved them and it was good to see so many people in attendance. I got my noodles again this year at the bazaar, but this time from Bethel #37. I heard my good friend Brenda Morin made them. I also enjoyed the sugar-free candy from Bethel #24. Thanks Rachel C. for all the left pieces you did not sell.
The Past Grands held a meeting that day after lunch and it was sure nice to be welcomed by this group. Lynn and I gave our report on Supreme Session and I had to tell the story of my missing cell phone ringing during the business session.
More later, as I have to teach today.
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