This month our night Relief Society Meeting theme was "Women of Vision" and we made 'Vision Boards.'
To be honest, I had never heard of a vision board before.
And I, being the MOST uncrafty person on the planet, was a little apprehensive of what the activity part of our meeting would entail.
We were to take pictures or items to put on our board as a representation of our goals.
My Goals!
And I really had to think about my goals -
I suppose I could have brought a sock to remind me that I should keep up on my laundry . . .
And a recipe card, because, after all, it seems like I make dinner seven nights a week, 365 days of the year, when it's probably closer to 350 days of the year. . .
And a Clorox Wipe label as a reminder to keep the bathrooms clean . . .
And a Costco receipt to remind me to keep in budget (because WHO keeps in budget when shopping at Costco?)
And after a long, hard think, I realized that my Vision Board wasn't supposed to be about laundry or dinner or cleaning or Costco . . .
It is supposed to be a gentle reminder that I am a Woman of Vision!
Now, if I can only get my children to fold their clothes before they stuff them in their drawers!
And I really had to think about my goals -
I suppose I could have brought a sock to remind me that I should keep up on my laundry . . .
And a recipe card, because, after all, it seems like I make dinner seven nights a week, 365 days of the year, when it's probably closer to 350 days of the year. . .
And a Clorox Wipe label as a reminder to keep the bathrooms clean . . .
And a Costco receipt to remind me to keep in budget (because WHO keeps in budget when shopping at Costco?)
And after a long, hard think, I realized that my Vision Board wasn't supposed to be about laundry or dinner or cleaning or Costco . . .
It is supposed to be a gentle reminder that I am a Woman of Vision!
Now, if I can only get my children to fold their clothes before they stuff them in their drawers!