Printouts for June's Sharing time: Week One

I thought I would share what the printouts I have done, so it might save someone else a little bit of time.

June 2013 sharing time for primary is: I Will Follow Heavenly Father's Plan by Being Baptized and Confirmed

Week one's topic is: I will follow Jesus Christ by being baptized an confirmed and keeping my baptismal covenants.

Here is a link to the sharing time manual for info on how to carry out the sharing time.

And here are my printouts for it:

Fabulous Find Friday- Fun Father's Day ideas & a Cute girl idea

So cute!!!  If only I had a little girl.  I found these over at Disney Family. These would be so fun for a little summer tea party.

Such a cute idea for a Father's Day gift!!  A great way to wrap their favorite drink, for my dad it would probably be Dr Pepper.  I found this at  In Your Back Pocket.

Ha ha, love this!!! What a fun idea.  I found this at The Blue Basket.

Thrifty Thursday- Cute Paper Wallet Card for Father's Day

I made these for my dad and father-in-law a few years back.  I can not remember where I found the idea.

Here are some pictures:

They were pretty easy to make!  It is all out of thick scrapbook paper.  On the inside cut the paper smaller than the outside. Each inside layer you decrease by an inch in height.   Ink around all of the edges. Layer on top of each other sealing the outer edges and bottom edges with double stick tape. Leave the tops open, so you can stick some cash or a gift certificate to their favorite place. On the outside layer you also ink the edges and round the corners, I used a rounded corner punch.  To add a little bit more embellishment you can use a push pin and make pin holes around all of the outer edges, then use a fine tip pen and make little lines connecting the pin dots, giving it a stitched look.  I also cut a contrasting little square and stamped it.  I gave these cards for birthdays, thus the birthday stamp.  But you could stamp it with something else, like initials, a fish, a baseball, etc.

Update:  This paper wallet can be made with just one sheet of 8 1/2 by 11 card stock.  Here are the dimensions:

• Turn the paper so it is length wise and cut at 9 inches.  Reserve the 2 inch piece for later.
• Fold the paper in half so each side measures 4 1/2 inches. Unfold.
• Cut the paper so it measures 9 inches by 3 1/2 inches.
• Now cut the next pieces from the remainder of the paper. There will be one piece that will measure 9 by 3 inches
• The next will measure 9 by 2 inches.
• The last piece will be cut from the piece reserved at the beginning and it's size will be 8 1/2 by 1 1/2. Fold this piece of paper in half.
• The two pieces that measure 9 inches by 3 inches and 9 inches by 2 inches will need to be met up with the piece that measure 8 1/2 by 1 1/2 inches. You will them cut the excess one each side of the first two papers, so they are the same length as the smallest. The new measurements will be. 8 1/2 by 3 inches, 8 1/2 by 2 inches and 8 1/2 by 1 1/2 inches.  Place glue or double sided sticky tape on the outer edges of each piece and layer together.

Wisdom Wednesday - Pedigree Chart

A few years back I was an Activity Days leader (which means I was in charge of having activities for the 8 and 9 year old girls in our church).  For one of our activities we did pedigree charts.  I had the girls with their parents at home gather the names of their family members.  Then at our activity we filled in the charts and talked about family history work.  I then put their pedigree charts in frames and had them on display at their recognition night.  Also, at their recognition night they brought a story about one of their family members, to share with everyone.

Here is the pedigree chart I came up with (you are welcome to click on it, open it up and print it out):

Take Care Tuesday - My favorite protein shake

After intense workouts our bodies need some nutrients put back into it, specifically protein.  Here is the recipe for my favorite after work out shake.  Actually I like it so much that I have it for dinner sometimes.

Chocolate Banana Protein Shake

Needed:
Blender ( I use a blender that has cups, so you can just make your shake and drink right out of the cup.  I purchased mine at Walmart for less then $20. It is a GE brand)
Chocolate Protein powder (My favorite it Pure Protein - Frosty Chocolate. I've purchased this both at Walmart and Smiths)
Ice cubes (4)
Water (I usually eyeball it.  It is probably half a cup. Enough to cover the ice. If your shake ends up being too thick add more water, if too runny add less next time or more ice)
Half of a banana

Place all ingredients in blender and blend until all ice is broken up and well blended. The banana makes it creamy and it is just yummy!  Enjoy!