I was released from my service as a church service missionary at the Family History Library in July. I was recently called to be the Relief Society President in my ward. I'm not a Chet.....I'm a Jenny. And Jenny's keep things simple in their lives. While I may have been able to pull it off doing both, my kiddos at home would not see me much. My older kids had me home all of the time, especially when they got home from school.....it doesn't feel right to rob the Tweedles of that (whether they want me there or not). So I'm home-to serve my family, my friends and my neighborhood. This allows me to still be at home to do laundry, cook, clean, mow the lawn, work on house projects, pick up kids, and maybe do some family history work.....
Goodbye for now to my Family History Training Zone friends, and I mean the very best of friends-like life long friends. They have meant so much to me!!
Pictures from left to right:
me, Sis. Bass, Elder Bass, Sis. Hunter, Sis. Pearson, Sis. Kay and Elder Stephens (missing Sis. Speirs)
2 comments:
I can't think of a better person to be a relief society president solely based on who you are! You are an amazing, shining example of a REAL woman who understands the demands of life but knows how to handle it all and doesn't sweat the small stuff. I cannot think of a better example of what the practically perfect LDS woman of today than of you, Jenny! What a lucky ward you have! I love you!
We sure miss you....
..Stephens are now in Data Quality, Bass go home this month and many other changes...let's chat, walk or hike one of these days if you have a spare minute...
love you....
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