Two and a half years ago I started blogging. My daughter, Dani, set it up for me when I was released after a three and half year R.S. President calling. I was probably driving everyone nuts and she was elected to find a project to keep me occupied. It has been fun to recall some childhood memories and record current events. I have enjoyed following other blogs and keeping track of what is going on in friends' lives. It has been a 'bloggin-great" two and half years.
On September 4th, I was called to be Relief Society President....again. I know, weird, huh? I was sure surprised. Rob was pretty sure there would be an audible gasp of shock in the congregation when it was announced this past Sunday. I don't know if that happened or not, my ears were roaring, my head was spinning and I was having a hard time standing on my feet when my name was read.
I don't know what this will mean to my my blog time, but I hope to improve my time management and prioritization skills so I can continue to follow all my favorites. Keep on posting, I'm going to need a daily dose of your bloggings to keep me going!
5 comments:
When my mom told me I let out an audible gasp if that counts! I think you are going to do FANTASTIC! I just can't wait until they eventually call you to the general r.s. presidency because I know you'll do a great job ;)
I think my response in that interview for the calling would have been "seriously????"
Holy COW!!!
I'm sure you will be awesome . . . .
By the way, I like my new calling better than yours . . . tee hee!!
Oh, wow, Melissa...let's not get carried away! But thank you so much. You are way too generous with your praise.
Tina, that pretty much was my response to the Bishop after he helped pick me up off the floor.
P.S. I like your new calling better than mine too.
So... if I understood that correctly, you were released 2 1/2 years ago, and now you are replacing the president that replaced you!?!
Lesley, two and a half years ago I was released just before a boundary change moved us into another ward.
So I am now RS President of a different ward, not quite as weird as the scenario I inadvertently portrayed.
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