I love hosting the YASA club here in Provo! 

Yesterday the girls agreed to enlarge the group size from 9 to 12, and added a silly saying moment were girls will take turns sharing a joke, funny story, riddle, etc. 

February: Madalyn

March: Bethany

April: Natalie

May: Eliza

We held class elections. Positions were filled for this term which will cover February-May. 

President is Janetta.

Vice president  is Natalie.

Secretary is Eliza. 

The girls did a wonderful job planning the service and activity projects for the next four months.

February: Serve at D.I. or B.S.H.. Tour the Post Office as the activity and discuss Strike at Shanes.

March: Walk to the duck pond and pick up garbage along the way as our service project. 

Make Jaegi birds from Korea as our activity and discuss the book Small Steps: The Year I Got Polio

April: Tour a veterinarian center as the activity and serve by grooming someones animals. Discuss the book She Touched the World: Laura Bridgeman, deaf-blind Pioneer.

May: Return to Br. Hinckley's farm for horse care and riding and have a Pizza Party. Make your dough and bake them on the brick oven outside! Discuss the book Five Little Peppers and How They Grew.

Today the girls served by stuffing cloth balls for children. Next on the list is to stitch the opening shut and locate organizations that would like to have them to give to little children.

  After taking care of all the business stuff...  

We stopped at a local park for a few mintes of fresh air and then we hurried over the Br. Hinckley's home were he shared his love for his animals with us. The Hinckley family have 4 Fallow deer that are an Argientina breed, and a kind and gentle 28 year old horse called Diamond. The girls brought carrots to feed the both the deer and horse and grain was also provided for the girls to feed to the animals. They also got to curry Diamond and played with the family dog. Before we knew it it was time to get the girls back to the house, write thanks you notes and go home.