Is 32 a good thing? Hmmm...

Wow, in 8 years I'll be 40! Not sure I like the sound of that. I'm still stuck at about 27/28. I turned 32 on Sunday and it was actually a nice day despite the fact that it was on a Sunday. I'm the type of person that loves to play! So, I made sure I got that in on Saturday. I did something I haven't done since my mission, play lazer tag! A few couples in our ward came with us and we had a blast! Afterwards, we came back to our house and had dessert and played 'ImagineIf'. Sunday was pretty good. We had church in the morning, then took a real nice nap in the afternoon. A few friends stopped by to say hi, and in the evening we went to my brothers house. I thoroughly loved holding my new nephew who is now a week old and such a cutie!
The gifts included a new family size electric griddle from Richard which I really wanted, new dishes from mom/dad, a gift card from my brother, a jar of Nutella from a good friend (yes, I was very happy to receive!) and I'm hoping to receive just $$ from Richard's family this Sunday so I can get a new bedspread set and curtains for our bedroom. (I can't decide between a nice deep purple or brown/blue colors. Our bedroom is a boring cream, tan, and dark green. Time for Change!)

I have to tell you, last night we had our Relief Society birthday dinner. I'm on the committee and was put in charge of the games (very fitting for me as I am a game freak!) Our theme was 'Legacy of Sisterhood' and the committee wanted games that had been passed down to us through the years. Games that our moms or grandmas had played when they were young. So, we had competitions in jacks, hopscotch, jumprope, hula-hoop and at the end had some line-dancing. It's amazing the things you learn about other ladies in the ward when you bring out the jacks, jumpropes, and hula-hoops. It was hilarious! So many sisters participated (thankfully). A few sisters also shared some of the things that had been passed on to them or what they've learned through RS that they can pass on to others. There were some really neat stories. It was a lot of fun!