Hi Dr. Fall, I'm glad to hear your travels went well. Thank you for your email updates. They are appreciated. I'm more worried about the sprays they used for tomorrow's meeting place. Unfortunately, sometimes we can't avoid chemicals. Last week was my first week for an assigned potluck duty. I have some thoughts to share with you. I have Ccd Richard in this email as he can attest to how things went. Having been in WWCG since an infant, I have seen the "coffee pot wars." Therefore, I try to avoid any situations that can cause such trivial problems. With that said, I don't feel like our Concord congregation has ever had such issues. We all assumed Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Roberts liked to be in charge of potluck duties so no one ever interfered. Therefore, I understand that volunteers are needed for rotational purposes with …show more content…
Roberts and Mrs. Ezekiel should be excluded from potluck duties. They are older and should enjoy fellowship while relaxing. Also, Emeline signed up to help because she always helps. She usually helps take dishes of food to the table. Sandy told her that she would have extra duties if she signed the volunteer list, so Emeline knew what she was signing up for. I think it is good for Emeline to serve and not be excluded because of her age. Therefore, I think Emeline should be assigned to a month of service as well but with Sandy as an assigned "helper" to her. Further, Richard was asked to bring water by Mrs. Roberts because that is what Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Roberts were doing with donation money. I don't think putting the responsibility of someone purchasing water each week is good. Usually, drinks are provided with coffee and tea being the preferred choice. As instructed, Richard brought a gallon of water last week and only one-fourth was consumed. I don't see the need with continuing the purchase of water. If someone decides to bring some, that's okay. But, I don't think it should be mandatory and a weekly
“Land of the free and the home of the brave.” This line has represented the United States for decades. These words were captured in The Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key and since 1913, the United States has adopted The Star-Spangled Banner as its national anthem. We have used the Red, White, and Blue as one of our nation’s symbols. It has fifty stars, to represent the number of states we have in our Union. The military pledges its allegiance to the flag and the country which it represents at all costs. We are the land of the free and the home of the brave, and we are proud to show it.
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Let everyone choose an activity. Imagine how proud your youngest child will be when the whole family enjoys the s’mores cookout and begged to do it again the next night!
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While many prefer to serve the meal family style, with all the dishes on the table, my family will typically serve it buffet style to increase efficiency. Another important component of proper dining is arranging the tables. On my mother’s side of the family, the youngest people are my two-year-old twin cousins. However, the next youngest person is my fifteen-year-old brother. This discrepancy is fixed by a system that allows small children to be with these parents while still providing a separate table for teenagers and young adults. After everyone is seated, someone will lead us all in prayer. This person is typically my father or my Uncle Tom. Once this has been done, my grandmother will be the first to receive her share of food, but after her, chaos breaks out with everyone looking to get whatever food they want. After everyone retrieves their meal, it is best to have everyone sit down and eat. Make sure each table is equipped with such necessary condiments as gravy, butter, salt, and pepper. Thanksgiving Dinner is one of the best times for conversion. In my family, we will tell corny jokes and discuss interesting subjects, such as school, during this time.
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(Credibility Statement) Now I know I’m not a professional baker and to be honest, I’m not the most talented in the kitchen. However, if there is one thing I can make, it is chocolate chip cookies. It has taken me A LOT of practice, but I believe that I have mastered the chocolate chip cookie recipe.
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I understand that eighty years ago, kids were shorter. It makes perfect sense, less food, and not too many bovine growth hormones. In fact, it was probably considered sensible to build shorter water fountains. But why would you not feel the need to replace those water fountains years later when they only come up to kid’s knees? Hydration is a fundamental part of life. I suggest three ways to improve the drinking conditions of all students at Worland High school. To build new water fountains Worland students need to do three things, raise water awareness, earn money for new water fountains, and convince teachers to support the cause.
... in your group is aware about the food program. Another thing that you need to do is talk with your local community and let them know what time your business hours are, some information that the people in the
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I won’t ask who has gained this weight, but by a raise of hands, how many of you have thought to yourself, “Are my jeans getting tighter?”
Dan Bartlett (2014). Kitchen Brigade: Who Does What?. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.artinstitutes.edu/adv/files/kitchen_brigade.pdf. [Last Accessed 10 February 2014].