We finally did it!!! Manassas Assembly finally took Assembly of the Year!! We worked so hard this past year to earn this. I’m so glad I was able to help my assembly through this and earn as many points we possibly could! I had one goal for my term as Worthy Advisor and I accomplished it!! I could not have done it without my assembly and our adults for driving us all over the world!! 

Thank you to everyone!

In RL&S,

Katie 

Grand Assembly  – By Ella

At Grand Assembly, a lot of the girls were there.  I liked a lot about Grand Assembly.  I can not name them all but here are some:

• I liked the dance because it made people laugh. The older girls danced with me and made me feel special.
• I liked the banquet because people were excited. I was so happy to hear that Manassas Assembly got Assembly of the Year.  They worked so hard for it!  We also won the travel award and many ritual competitions.  In fact, I even won 1^st place in the Pledge Competition.

I am looking forward to having fun with Kensley this year.  I am also looking forward to being a Rainbow Girl.  I just turned 8 so only 3 more years left!

Dalanie and I from Manassas Assembly went to the sleepover at St. Tammany Lodge. There were only two other Assemblies that went.  Hampton, which had two girls, Rachel and Olivia, and Fairfax had Zoe, Lorkin, Paige and Kaylie. It was really hot in the Lodge, so we had big fans running to bring down the heat and humidity for the night and the next day. 

During the sleepover, Dalanie, Zoe and I all shared one little air mattress (we also giggled and laughed to make it work somehow) it was very cramped, but we managed! In the morning, everyone slowly got up and got ready. We even stopped at Wawa for some early morning snacks.

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Joella
Manassas Assembly #13

The bake-sale on June 1st was a nice way to spend a Friday night with Dalanie and Gigi, although Dalanie left, Gigi worked, and Mom Priscilla sat with me. We met up at the Lodge around 6 and started at 6:40. We had apple pie, apple fritter bread, rice krispies treats, chocolate chunk cookies, chocolate chip pie and brownie bites. Dalanie was the first to make a donation, she took a rice krispie.  It was more of a donation than a bake-sale but we still enjoyed it. We made about $83.75 in donations. We wrapped up around 7:50 and went home. Over all it was a great night and everything went smoothly.

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Jazmyn
Manassas Assembly #13