The other day while visiting our favorite fine dining establishment, Del Taco in Newport Beach, where I go to meet Gene at lunch time quite often, we saw this strange cloud.
Gene looked out the window and said,
"Wow, look at that cloud!"
The other day while visiting our favorite fine dining establishment, Del Taco in Newport Beach, where I go to meet Gene at lunch time quite often, we saw this strange cloud.
Gene looked out the window and said,
"Wow, look at that cloud!"
Our Samoan guests/helpers were also our wonderful entertainment for the evening aside from our youth who did their dances. A Polynesian custom that we've learned as a ward, is to throw money onto the stage to show appreciation for the dancers. The boys really raked in the money. At the end of the evening they called all of the Bishopric, Activities Committee and all of us youth leaders up on to the stage to do our impromptu dance . . . . All of our efforts raised just under 4 thousand dollars that evening and we had a lot of fun too!
The Westminster Ward has had many, many luaus through out the years but this one is the funnest one I can remember!!!
Here's what all the fuss is about . . . Sometimes when I think a post hasn't worked I find that it did after all. Here's the center piece on the buffet table at the shower.
The guest of honor, Mommy Julie and Ema
Ema and her beautiful mommy, my baby girl Brandi