Clue #6

Saturday: This man is TALL. He probably knows your grades and may know what your plans are after high school. He has spoken at many assemblies (with passion). When I read him our Sunday School roll, he knew who YOU were.

Clue #5

Friday: This person works at Grantsville High School. I guarantee if you have not been IN his OFFICE, you have been within 10 feet of it.

Clue #4

Thursday: This person likes cows but prefers pigs. He also likes dirt but loves grass.

Clue #3

Wednesday: This person is MALE and "A GAMER".

Clue #2

TUESDAY: This person is probably in tennis shoes 90% of the time.

Attn: Sunday Schoolers

Hello Sunday Schoolers!

Glad to see you found The Blog.
Let me introduce you to "THE GAME"...

**Note: You will need to put on your "thinking caps".


The Objective:To figure out who will be visiting our classroom THIS Sunday.

The Instructions:
1. Check this blog EVERY DAY.
2. Each day you will find a new clue to help you in your quest to win.
3. The clues will get more detailed as the week goes on.

The Rules:
1. Leave your guesses in the "comment" section found at the bottom of this post.
2. You may guess ONE time every day.
3. Be sure to leave your NAME with your comment.

The Point System:
1. The class will get a point for each GUESS.
2. Guesses will be VOID if there is not a name attached.
3. Points will be given for EVERY correct answer.
4. Extra PointS will be given depending on how EARLY the correct guess comes in.
5. I have invited ALL visitors to this blog to guess with you... their guesses will also earn a point.
6. Points will be given to EVERYONE who reads the lesson this week. You will find what to read from the sticker on the back of your study guide. Leave me a comment if you need more information.
7. All points earned will go toward our "Reward Program". You know, the one where YOU are choosing the next reward (and just so you know, going to Texas Road House for dinner is NOT an option... keep thinking though).

***Note: You have the ability to earn all 70 points needed in this ONE WEEK alone. That's a good goal to work toward... no let's make it a CHALLENGE.

How to win:
1. Look all around for people who match the clues.
2. Guess everyday
3. Remind everyone you see to do the same.
4. Come to class on Sunday.
5. Do NOT be late.
6. Plan to be reverent.

GOOD LUCK!

Here we go...

Monday: YOU (most likely) see this person on most days. This person is, personally, concerned about YOUR future.

Time Out

To My Fellow Bloggers:
I am writing to inform you that I must take a time-out from my normal blogging. The blog will be used for another purpose this week. However, you are still welcome to drop in and even play along. I'm sure my kids would love all the help they can get. I'll return next week with my normal, odd ramblings.
Love You All, Krista

P.S. I will give you the answer to "It was ARSON" then.

It's NEVER hopeless.

Heavenly Father will forgive us for BIG MISTAKES, for He knows ALL things... HISTORY tells us so.

***NOTE: These video's are a continuation of one another. Therefore, watch the top one first and the bottom one to see the end.




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GIRLS Rule!

So where do you hang out in the wintertime when you attend good old GHS ... the boys basketball game or maybe the wrestling match? Both of those answers would be wrong.

What you do in the wintertime in this small town is watch GIRLS basketball! I know you are saying "WHAT?!" but it's true. Girls basketball is, indeed, more popular than boys.

It was great to see the kids come together tonight to show such great school spirit in the game against, all the time rival, Morgan. Both teams were undefeated in region play and there was a lot at stake. In the end, we walked away with a BIG WIN and a BIG GRIN at the fact that the students at GHS simply have more school spirit than any other FANS of Girls Basketball!

Obama

As I have spent this Historic Day in front of the TV, I have been surprised at the JOY I've felt. JOY that I'm alive to witness the happenings of this day... JOY that my children were let out of class to witness it also...
JOY that they understand they've been a part of history... JOY that we have ALL been apart of history... but most of all, JOY for all the African-Americans who never thought this day would come.

Today I was proud to be an American. I was proud to see young & old, black & white, disabled & not and even, Republican & Democrat, stand together to cheer for new HOPE in our country.

I will admit that I did not vote for Barack Obama. However, now that he is our President, I will support him and pray for him everyday... and I will join with him in saying

YES WE CAN!