Showing posts with label B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights. Show all posts

Monday, December 1, 2014

November 19 - Open Clean-Up Day

Every semester for B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights Janessa wants to do a mission project. This semester we took donations to buy supplies for the church that has so graciously let us use. Today we all got together and organized the church supplies. The younger kids did alot to help out and make thank you cards. We all had so much fun, lots of laughter work got done today.

The Thank You card crew.

The sorting table for the supplies.


Shea and Mason were in charge of making the shelves to put the supplies in.


Our boss, Mrs. Lacey

Morgan sucking himself up with the vacuum.

Daniel and their daycare baby tired out from all the work.




The Clean-up crew.










This semester's B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights girls.






Kacy's class, the Character Kiddos

The check list is complete!!! (Even if it's not written in)





Sunday, May 4, 2014

March 30 - B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights Mission Project and a Birthday Party

Janessa likes to do a mission project for B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights each semester, this time is was to the South Plains Food Bank in Lubbock. We had a great turn-out and had a lot of fun. We started out by opening boxes of food and transporting the food into a large crate. We sorted out into groups of four girls and one adult per crate. When you do that with all these kids and a small amount of time, there always is going to be racing. 
Molly and Aubrie are in the box because they are to short of bend over to put the food in. It worked really well to have some shorter people and some taller people, so that by putting the shorter ones in the crate they could sort and stack the food and the taller ones could bring boxes and cut them open.

Our leader, she worked as hard or harder than anyone else.

Mrs. Lacey took several of the littler ones to help her. They worked so hard and giggled the entire time. Thank you Mrs. Lacey, you made their day.

Standing the the middle of the room you can see how far it goes. Mrs. Courtney is helping cut boxes for the group behind her.

Elena, Lexi, and Mrs. Courtney's son (the fast one in the back) Isaac. The most competitive group of all.

The Carrolls' cousins were here for the week while their parents were on a trip, so they pitched right in a helped. Austin is showing how much fun she is having, Zion is enjoying the show.

Yes we let the brothers of the girls come and help as well. These two got a box to themselves, and they finished it off before anyone else had theirs done.
At about 10:00am took a break and had a snack. Our group filled up the break room, with people as well as laughter and talking.
Zion, Cheyenne, Kate, and Kate's brother David. 
Elizabeth, and Sam.


Molly and Aubrie.

Mrs. Patty, Gabriel, Molly's brother Morgan, and Austyn.
After break we moved into a bigger room and sorted drinks and marked bar codes.
The boxes that held the drinks were huge, so it was quite the adventure trying to get them out.
It was a very good day, and we got a lot done. The girls did an incredible job! Very proud of this group!


The Pogues went to the Whitworth's house for Gaby's first birthday after the mission project. It was so fun, and was a good time to be with Gaby.

A beautiful cake done by Mrs. Kyla (the cup cake in the corner is Gaby's).

Everyone is watching what she will do with her first cake.


She just licked off the frosting for a while.


But as soon as she realized that there was a cake under the frosting, she picked the entire thing up and shoved it into her mouth... and all over her face.




She had a sink bath after she was done with her deed, she was so proud of herself.

Happy Birthday Gaby! Thank you for letting us be apart of your day!

Monday, April 7, 2014

March 28 - Candles

For B.R.I.G.H.T. Lights this semester, Janessa and all the girls are hosting a Gratefulness Banquet for the parents. Every meeting they make a craft for that, and then it will go into their Hope chest. This week they are making tea cup candles. We went over to the Dowels house (the family that is doing the craft) today to work out some of the kinks in making candles. We poured up one of each color so that by the time we meet again all the candles will be dry and the girls can pick which candle they like the most.







Most of the candles fell in the middle, right next to the wicks. Does anyone know why this happens or knows how to keep this from happening?