Ok so really you all can blame Ida for this being bi-monthly because I keep 
going to her house and when I do it throws me off for a few days.  
So...
Week before last we went to the Ewings for a few days to help them 
sort through rooms and get things ready to pack.  Ida also helped me sew my 
first quilt.  She had left over fabric from Rory's quilt so we made a matching 
one for Tolson.  It was so much fun and we got a lot done too.  We did our 
normal things monday (recover from Sunday, clean up a bit and grocery shopping) 
then tuesday we had playgroup at the pool again where I discovered that my 
beings asked to help with girls camp means that I am the District Camp director 
(more on that later) and Wed Tolson had preschool.  Adalee and I packed us up 
and we left straight from preschool to head to San Antonio.  The drive really is 
not too bad and we can get to Ida's house in about 2 1/2 hours.  The kids do 
great and we are there in no time.   We had a great time!
We came home on 
Saturday afternoon in just enough time to get the kids bathed and into bed.  
Sunday morning was church where this month I am teaching the song Nephi's courage to the 
kids.  They are having fun with it and I have been trying to work on the piano 
music for it so that I can play with them (we don't have anyone in our branch 
that plays, well we do have one senior sister that plays during sacrament 
meeting but is not available for primary)  anyway its fun trying to teach them 
while using a CD but we get by.  Anyway after Church the primary presidency went 
to go deliver some paperwork for our kids parents to fill out and to give them 
some information on changes we are making to our primary.  We got to go to some 
interesting parts of town and we were glad that one of us speaks fluent 
spanish.  What an adventure! at one of the houses I could have tripped and 
fallen into mexico if I wasn't careful.  It was a bit scary being three white, 
nicely dressed sisters driving a big SUV down to some of these areas but we 
survived and got most of the families visited.  
This week we again 
recovered from our trip as well as trying to get ready for our trip this next 
week (be prepared you probably wont hear from me) nothing too exciting.  Pool 
again for playgroup.  We probably have about 10 families coming and the kids 
have such a great time!  We also had a branch fathers day potluck thing on 
friday at the ranch of a member. It is fun to get to know more of the people in 
our branch.  Saturday Jason had a daddy day with Tolson (which is becoming a 
tradition here) and Adalee and I went out together too!  We had a fun day ending 
at the pool and daddy going to bed early (he started midnights again for the 
next week).  Besides having blond hair and blue eyes people would think my kids 
are natives because they are soooo dark skinned.  One of these days I will take 
a picture of them and post it on here so you can see just how dark they 
really are!!!  
Today I got to conduct the primary kids singing in 
sacrament meeting "My Dad"!  I have not been the one teaching them this song and 
have not even been in the room much while they practice ( I am out begging for 
subs to help us) so it was a little scary trying to conduct the 10 kids that 
showed up to sing.  They did great although I am not sure you could hear 
anything but me singing.  Oh well it is done and now I can say I have done 
that!
So on the camp note, a month or two ago when we were speaking in 
church I mentioned something about camp in my talk and afterwards the district YW 
president came up to me in the hall and asked if I would be willing to help out 
with camp.  She said it was not an official calling but was wondering it I would 
be willing.  I of course said sure and we left it at that.  Well, this week at 
playgroup we were talking again and she said we need to start thinking about 
themes for camp.  Our camp is in March over spring break since we can't go past 
the checkpoint and its too hot to do it down here in the summer.  Anyway she 
told me that she is so excited to have me as the District Camp Director!!!  I 
guess after helping with a stake camp of over 200 people, 50 should be no big 
deal right?  Well at least I have 9 months to work on this!!!! Wish me luck 
though!
We do love it here and are glad for the experiences we are 
having.  I am exited to be going "home" next week to Az and to be with my 
sisters!  What a nice cool break that will be.  I hope you all are doing well 
and that you are having a great summer!   
Until next time (whenever that 
may be),
Love, Wendy