Amaranth Installation – 1/26/2020

On Saturday, January 25^th, I attended the Amaranth Destiny Court #14 Installation.  Mom Darcy and Dad Clancy were installed in the east as Royal Matron and Royal Patron, respectively.  Mom Darcy’s Mascot for the year is a dog and it was presented to her by Gigi and Sara. When I walked in the room I felt out of place because so many people were wearing shades of red and I didn’t get the memo, but it makes sense since that is the term color.  The reception hall was decorated so nicely that I didn’t even recognize it because they wrapped the walls in red, yellow, and white.  The desserts were also good!  I’d say their year is off to a good start!

Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13

Grand Master’s Visit

The girls set up, cooked and served dinner for the Grand Masters Visit. The girls present were Isabella, Alyssa, Eliza, Dalanie, me, Avery, Elina. We served everyone in 15 minutes, and everyone loved the food. We received a donation of $100 for the Grand Assembly charity, Give Kids the World. We were asked to present the flag before dinner. The girls who presented the flag were Alyssa, Elina, and me. At the end of the day each girl made $100 for their rainbow banks.

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Gigi C.

Quantico Installation

On Saturday, January 11th, Quantico-Freedom Assembly held their installation of officers. Zoe Nash went in as Worthy Advisor and her theme is Once Upon a Dream. Her colors are pink, blue, green, and gold. Her mascot is the dragon. Her charities are BeMoreCaring, an organization dedicated to helping underprivileged communities, and ACTS, a PWC charity that serves those who need it in the community. There were multiple Manassas girls serving as installing officers and a multitude of Manassas girls in attendance. Her decorations and quotes were awesome, and I loved the live music provided by Isabella. It was a beautiful installation and I cannot wait to see what Zoe does during her term.

In Rainbow love and service,

Alyssa – Manassas Assembly

On Friday, December 13th, the girls of Manassas Assembly gathered at the
lodge and watched a TED talk on creating a word of intention. We spoke
in groups of 2 and asked each other questions about what we wanted more
of in our lives and what that might look like. Each of us came up with a
word that felt personally meaningful. The words were most often a
virtue, goal or passion. Here are some of the words that we came up
with: possible, confidence, peace, happiness, positivity, family,
persevere, hope, harmony, artistic, fearless. We then stamped our words
onto metal bracelets and necklaces. We also ate pizza and snacks, and
Emily presented a bracelet to Gigi that said Wonder Woman. She tried to
get down on one knee to present it, but she giggled so hard she kept
falling over. It was a really fun and meaningful event. What’s your word?

Kate B.
Manassas Assembly #13