All About Hair Night

 We had a wonderful turnout to the "All About Hair" night.  

Stephanie Baker below teaching french braids.

 Sarah Granata below teaching a rope braid... (Which was SO easy, even I could do it!)

 Liberti Van Gass teaching sisters how to make hair flowers and broaches! 

I wasn't able to get a pic of Natalie Preece teaching how to cut hair! :(  So sorry about that.

Thank you to all 4 of our instructors!  And a big thank  you to all who came to learn and support our Relief Society!  If you are interested in learning more about any of these classes, or wasn't able to attend, make a comment below.

RS meeting (It's All About Hair)

This Tuesday is our monthly Relief Society Meeting. (tomorrow)
7-9pm.   At the church.

The theme is "ALL ABOUT HAIR"

There will be 3 classes available:
1. How to do girls hair:  by Sarah Granata & Stephanie Baker
    7pm in the RS room.  Bring your little girls with you!!!
2. Hair Cutting 101: By Natalie Preece
    8pm in the RS room.
3.  Flower making: By Liberti Van Gass.
       7-9pm.  in the primary room.  If you would like to bring scrap material or $3 to make your own.  If you have a glue gun, bring it!  Otherwise, contact Liberti for details. 
There will be light refreshments served.
Come and have fun with all of these talented sisters!  SPREAD THE WORD!

Karen

Primary Children's Hospital Donations

Hi, ladies!

I wanted to let you know that the cute baskets from our Six 'S' Night were delivered to Primary Children's Hospital a few weeks ago. We ended up with tons of fun supplies to fill these baskets, so besides the two that we put together that night, I was able to fill another huge basket with all of the crayons, markers, stickers, coloring books, etc. that all of you lovely ladies were so kind to donate.

I had my kids help put the last basket together, and our family went together for family night to drop off the baskets at the hospital. It was awesome to be able to involve my kids in that, and it was extra meaningful to me because I had stayed at Primary Children's for about a week when I was five years old. It was really cool to go back there again (even though so much has changed)!

The people at Primary Children's were very grateful for the donations, and I didn't fill out their form to receive a thank-you card, but I wanted to let you know that they were so happy to get the supplies and I know there are lots of little children there who will really appreciate them as well. Thanks again to all of you for your generosity - I loved being able to be a part of that project.

Have a wonderful week!

~Emily Lyman

email account hacked

Today I discovered through a coworker that emails were sent out using my email contact list claiming that I am stranded in London and need money. I did not send those emails and who ever hacked into my account deleted my contact list and any sent/recieved emails I had so that I couldnt contact anyone to warn people this was happening. I am very sorry to any one who got one of those emails. I am sorry if any of you suffer any problems as a result of whoever hacked my account. I hope that there will not be any one else who has a problem from that email scam. I have changed all my passwords to try to prevent it from happening again, but have lost all my contact info to send appologies to everyone in my contct list. I asked Lonnie Cluff to send out a email telling everyone not to open those emails and to delete them so that those of you who didnt already open them could delete them before you open them. I am so very sorry for this mess and send my appologies to everyone who got one of those emails. Thanks-Teri Brimhall

6 S NIGHT!

Here are the pics from our fun RS Meeting last night!  

What a BIG success it was!  

We were able to help out  4 different organizations in the community and have fun doing it!!! 

 

These ladies were working on quilts for the Saratoga Police Department.  

(They can keep the quilts in the back of their police cars and distribute as needed.)

 

These quilts turned out SO cute!  Good work ladies!

Below:  These ladies were having fun putting together a bunch of school/crafty supplies for the Primary Children's Hospital.  We got A LOT of donations for this!  Thank you everyone!

 

Below:  These ladies were making little tiny hair bows for the newborn baby girls at the AF Hospital.

They did a FANTASTIC job!  And they made TONS!!!

 

Below:  Is the CRAZY group!  

They were working on 1st Aid Kits for the Womens-Childrens Center for Abuse.

Thanks to everyone who donated the items needed for this!  We were able to reach our goal of 15 kits, and we even had a bunch of extra supplies to donate to them!

 I asked this group to smile, and within one second, they were all posing and smiling at me! 

 

They had so much fun with the "smiling pose", they wanted to do a "silly face" pic.  

So here you go!

THANK YOU so much to all who donated items, served on the committee, helped set up/clean up, made food, and came to help make the night a success!  I think this is one of my favorite events!   Hope you all had fun!

missing shoe?

Hey everyone, last night when I got home I had a donation on my front parking. I am posting this so that anyone whose child lost a small sandal can come and claim it. It is in front of my house @ 1279 Meadow Run. So if your child is missing one brown sandal (could be either a boys or a girls), please come and claim it. Hope you all have a great day. Thanks.

R.S. "6 S NIGHT"

Hey Ladies,
We are having our second annual 6 S Night!   :)
(Soup, Salad, and Sweets, with Sisters in Sweats doing Service!)
Tuesday, September, 14th  7-9 PM
At the church.
We are doing 4 service projects that night.
1.  First-Aid Kits for the Womens and Childrens Center for Abuse.
2.  Donations of supplies to the Primary Childrens Hospital.
3.  Making quilts for our Saratoga Police Dept. to give out as needed.
4.  Tying small bows for the American Fork Hospital newborn girls.

Here are the things we need to make the event a success....

For 1st-Aid Kits:
Band-Aids of all sizes, Antibiotic ointment for dressing wounds (Neosporin), Gauze pads, Iodine/Alcohol or similar prep pads, Butterfly bandages, Adhesive tape (1/2 inch and 1 inch wide rolls), Pain relievers to reduce swelling & relieve pain (Tylenol, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Children's pain reliever), Two pairs of disposable gloves, Scissors.
(We are striving to make 15 kits that night.)


Kids Supplies for PCH:
stickers, bubbles, crayons, colored pencils, glue, “washable Crayola markers”, or coloring books (for toddlers and preschoolers)
If you signed up at church to bring:  Soup, Salad, or Sweets... Don't forget to bring your recipe to share!

If you are able to bring any of these items, please comment below what you can bring or email Karenbrothersen@gmail.com.  

Please spread the word to all of your neighbors!  It is going to be a lot of fun!

If you can't bring anything... JUST COME!  We will need the help putting it all together and socializing!  Hope to see you all there!

Any questions: Call Karen Brothersen 801-404-4716