Today was just an ordinary Sunday at the Fowler household - nothing special, but I thought I would document it so years from now we would remember what it was like.
Jon had to be at work this morning at the Ellensburg Fire Dept., so he got up about 7am, showered, and Chris made him eggs with cheese for breakfast, he ate and was out of the house by 7:40 for work.
Becca left about 7:20 because she was working (serving) at the Palace. She didn't get home until afternoon & made almost $23+ an hour.
Chris got the kids up (Tiffani, Elle, and Brianna) about 8am, and they got ready for church, and then ate pancakes that Mom had made for breakfast because we are out of bread and milk.
Church began at 9am, and we sat between the Jerry Man family (in the pew behind us) and the Chapman/Jackson family (in the pew in front of us). Bro. Trevor Seamons conducted, and his daughter Lauren, John Ray Freeman, Kari Seamons, Gerilyn Gleed and Bro. David Child all spoke in Sacrament meeting about their experiences with Trek.
Afterwards Chris went to the Family History Center and helped with indexing and chatted with Carole Rhodes and Diane Freeman, then taught the lesson in Sunbeams with Brianna since she doesn't have a 2nd teacher in her class yet. In the Sunbeam class there is Sara Jackson, Rachel Mabbutt, Zack Webster, Evelyn Flynn, Jane Child, Mackenna Sabin, and Sister Reba Sabin came in to help, also. The lesson was about Family Prayer, and we drew items out of a bag of things we are thankful of. Then we played with Playdough and had animal crackers for snack. The kids were surprisingly well behaved.
Afterwards we came home, and had leftovers and took burritos to Jon's work for lunch, along with his medicines he forgot. Tiffani decided to dress up like a Super Hero. Such a creative girl!
Tonight Elle made Hawaiian haystacks for dinner, and Becca made chocolate chip cookies for dessert. and Brianna and Chris worked on Indexing. I don't think I have seen Tyler all day long, as he hangs out in his bedroom and plays on the computer. And now it is bed time, then on to another day.

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