Everyone knows the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand with five loaves and two fishes. That story for me gained a new meaning this weekend. Saturday our ward relief society and elders quorum planned and activity together-and that activity was making breakfast. Heck. We could've chosen a mission trip to Africa, or rebuilding the World Trade Center, or resurfacing the Titanic. We did this once last semester-and there wasn't enough food to even feed all of the girls, and all of the guys just sat around watching the girls eat. So I didnt really have much faith in this activity. I don't really think anyone thought it through, or realized what we were all getting ourselves into. But thanks to our amazing Relief Society president, Cassie, and our amazing Elders Quorum president, Jaron, we were all able to get it done. I was worried, because with the food we had, there was no way that we were going to feed all of the Elders I was staring at. And that mental math problem didn't even include the ladies. Everyone grabbed something and started cooking, and before I new it I felt like I was watching food multiply by itself ten fold everytime I looked up from my pancake griddle!
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| Will The Baconator. |
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| Chase the Hash brown professional and Taylor the Baconator replacement. |
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| smoking. |
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| Cassie and Stesha! |
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| The reason this all happened! Thanks Jaron! |
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| Round 1 of 4. |
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Marissa, Brittany, Shae'la, and oh so happy Jaron.
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Moral of the story, Jesus can feed five thousand with five loaves and two fishes. And we can feed 30+ peole with one 15 pound bag of pancake mix. Miracles happen.
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