I can relate school to Rainbow Girls because school is starting to get harder for me and I am with a bunch of kids that I don’t know. In Rainbow Girls, when I first got initiated I knew nobody, and now that experience is helping me learn that I don’t and won’t know everybody. The other day I got hit in the back close to my spine by a softball at one of my softball games. Even though my back still hurt the day of my next game, I still played. That, relates to Rainbow Girls because you have to persevere and that other people depend on you to know what you are doing and to do your best, even if you get injured or forget your part. The three things relate to each other mainly because you have to persevere all your life.

Athena

Richmond Assembly #10

We had to wake up at 6 in the morning to get ready, it was worth it. A lot of people bought donuts and coffee, but only one person got an apple. I sent Dad McLaughlin to advertise that we were selling donuts and coffee and apples. He got people to come over and buy stuff.  At the end Brianna and I found a phone. It turned out to be Mom Wendel’s smartphone. We ended the day with a total of $129!

Athena

Richmond Assembly #10

On September 11, Richmond assembly #10 had their first meeting for the month! It was a great meeting, our Worthy Advisor, Taylor,  who is currently living out of town for college, drove all the way back to Richmond for our meeting! What dedication she has for our assembly. It was great to see her and everyone was really happy she was able to come. Not only do we have great rainbow girls in Richmond, one of our advisory board members (chairmen actually) was very generous, Mom Mckinley gave up her jacket she was using to Mom Cope who was freezing because of the air conditioning, gotta love Richmond girls and adults always gonna be there for you 🙂

Erin
Richmond Assembly #10
Grand Faith