A little recap for you ladies of the trip to the fire station this morning!
Hope you and your kiddos enjoyed it!!
And if you missed it make sure to join our next outing!
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
What Does It Mean For You To BE BRAVE?
If you missed the FIRST MEETING of the 2014 MOPS year or if you need a reminder about what was talked about - here is a quick clip that we shared.
It is all about this year's exciting theme : Be You Bravely.
The potential that radiates from those three simple words everytime I see them and read them is enough to bring me to my knees knowing that I, in and of myself, am nothing remotely close to brave. And yet, each day, no matter how mundane or crazy, I am called, we are called to be brave. Be You Brave. However 'You' looks for you.
While the steering members were up front getting introduced, each was asked a question, the same question : What does being you bravely look like for you?
And today, tonight, this week, I ask you that same question.
It is all about this year's exciting theme : Be You Bravely.
The potential that radiates from those three simple words everytime I see them and read them is enough to bring me to my knees knowing that I, in and of myself, am nothing remotely close to brave. And yet, each day, no matter how mundane or crazy, I am called, we are called to be brave. Be You Brave. However 'You' looks for you.
While the steering members were up front getting introduced, each was asked a question, the same question : What does being you bravely look like for you?
And today, tonight, this week, I ask you that same question.
DON'T FORGET:
Play Group - Fridays 10-11 at Sheridan Wesleyan - bring your own properly marked balls/toys to play with
NEXT MEETING: October 8th 9-11 at First Baptist Church - Invite your friends - we will be having an extremely informative and helpful Safety Panel
It's not too late to invite your friends and have them come join us - they can register at the next meeting!
Have a fantastic week ladies!
Be You Bravely!
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
A BIG THANKS
Sheridan Morning MOPS would like to take a moment to thank our local businesses, consultants and donors for the overwhelming support and donations we received this past month for MOPS registration and door prizes we will be distributing throughout the year during our MOPS Meetings.
It was a STAGGERING amount of just over $1,000.00.
Please visit or contact the following to show your appreciation!!!
Albertsons
Safeway
Perkins
Sheridan Stationary Books & Gallery
Sheridan Fremont Ford
P.O. News & Flagstaff Café
Qdoba
Java Moon
Roosters
Midtown Café
Ole’s Pizza & Spaghetti House
Deines Chiropractic
Bonnadells Salon
Thirty-One, Shelta Rambur, Consultant
Lia Sophia, Beckie Ajayi, Consultant
doTerra, Molly Beumee, Consultant
Mindy Chase, Massage Therapist at Harbour Chiropractic
Lisa Brunkhardt, Massage Therapist at Deines Chiropractic
Leslie Allen, Donor
Jennifer Rizer, Donor
Ashley Skillman, Donor
Bethany Tippin, Donor
Louise Sargent, Donor
It was a STAGGERING amount of just over $1,000.00.
Please visit or contact the following to show your appreciation!!!
Albertsons
Safeway
Perkins
Sheridan Stationary Books & Gallery
Sheridan Fremont Ford
P.O. News & Flagstaff Café
Qdoba
Java Moon
Roosters
Midtown Café
Ole’s Pizza & Spaghetti House
Deines Chiropractic
Bonnadells Salon
Thirty-One, Shelta Rambur, Consultant
Lia Sophia, Beckie Ajayi, Consultant
doTerra, Molly Beumee, Consultant
Mindy Chase, Massage Therapist at Harbour Chiropractic
Lisa Brunkhardt, Massage Therapist at Deines Chiropractic
Leslie Allen, Donor
Jennifer Rizer, Donor
Ashley Skillman, Donor
Bethany Tippin, Donor
Louise Sargent, Donor
Friday, September 19, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
HELP SPREAD THE WORD!!
MOPS 2014 REGISTRATION
For - All moms with children 0-5 and all expecting moms
Wednesday, September 10
10:00am
For - All moms with children 0-5 and all expecting moms
Wednesday, September 10
10:00am
@ Marshall Park (Big Horn Ave)
Bring: Payment Method (Check/cash)**Payment options listed below
Childcare for MOPS meetings is available on a first come basis - be at registration to help guarantee your child's spot.
**Payment Options
- #1 - Pay for the entire year up front = $84.95 (includes MOPS international fee)
- #2 - Pay per semester - Fall=$44.95 Spring=$64.95 (includes MOPS international fee)
- #3 - Pay per meeting = $24.95 one time MOPS international fee + $5/meeting
(Scholarships are available)
Let us know if you have any questions and we are looking forward to seeing you all in
ONE WEEK!!!
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Spreading the Word about REGISTRATION!
These POSTERS and BROCHURES are hitting the town!!
Keep an eye out for them and let me know if I'm missing any good places to put them if you don't see them there after this weekend!!
Thanks you wonderful ladies you!
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
IT'S THAT TIME
HELLO HELLO HELLO!!
School starting, Summer winding down, Fall just around the corner, all means one exciting thing for us over here at Sheridan Morning Mops ....
If you are a soon-to-be mom or have a child through kindergarten age, YOU are welcome and invited to join us this year for MOPS.
Unsure of what Mops is all about? Check it out (HERE)
Or in short, its a community of moms all journeying through this crazy, amazing, challenging, rewarding thing called motherhood together. During a MOPS gathering you will get two hours of a much welcomed mommy break (or if your child is younger he/she can stay with you) as there is quality and curriculum based childcare available, along with breakfast, a time to connect with other moms, and we're hoping some beneficial time of learning and growing in areas of being a mom, and personally.
School starting, Summer winding down, Fall just around the corner, all means one exciting thing for us over here at Sheridan Morning Mops ....
A NEW MOPS YEAR IS HERE!!!!
If you are a soon-to-be mom or have a child through kindergarten age, YOU are welcome and invited to join us this year for MOPS.
Unsure of what Mops is all about? Check it out (HERE)
Or in short, its a community of moms all journeying through this crazy, amazing, challenging, rewarding thing called motherhood together. During a MOPS gathering you will get two hours of a much welcomed mommy break (or if your child is younger he/she can stay with you) as there is quality and curriculum based childcare available, along with breakfast, a time to connect with other moms, and we're hoping some beneficial time of learning and growing in areas of being a mom, and personally.
That being said, gather up your friends and come on out to REGISTRATION DAY
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2014
10am @ MARSHALL PARK (map)
We look forward to seeing all of your beautiful faces there!!
Monday, May 12, 2014
Last Meeting: Tea and Testimony!
Hello ladies -
Our MOPS year is coming to an end!!! Our last meeting for the year will be this coming Wednesday, May 14th from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. We are having High Tea and Testimonies. Steering and Mentors have provided all the food and decor - so you just get to come and enjoy! Many of us will be dressing up for the occasion. Please come however you feel most comfortable: dressy if that's fun, casual if you need to be comfy. We're looking forward to seeing you!!!
Bethany
Our MOPS year is coming to an end!!! Our last meeting for the year will be this coming Wednesday, May 14th from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. We are having High Tea and Testimonies. Steering and Mentors have provided all the food and decor - so you just get to come and enjoy! Many of us will be dressing up for the occasion. Please come however you feel most comfortable: dressy if that's fun, casual if you need to be comfy. We're looking forward to seeing you!!!
Bethany
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Thursday Thoughts with Theresa: 6 Ideas for Downtime this Summer
6 Ideas for Downtime this Summer {Plus a Bonus Weekly Agenda}
We have the freezer stocked with frozen treats, books out, prize box filled, and just days left until summer vacation! We’re planning lots of downtime, but even constant downtime needs a plan. Otherwise, everyone can go a little batty very quickly!
Here are some ideas for your summer down time:
1. Plan a Service Project:
We're kicking off the summer with a group service project: last year we invited friends over and partnered with Craft Hope in making bracelets for orphanages in Russia.
This year I've contemplated keeping it local and having children make art together and then take
it to a local nursing home's Alzheimer unit.
2. Go camping:
Camping is a must in Wyoming, along with other trips you may have planned. But even if you’re in a season of life where camping is not possible, pitch a tent in your backyard.
3. Create Your Own Summer Reading Program:
We'll read all summer long, but will have a special threeweek incentive program. I got the idea for it last year here. Our kids loved this last summer! Robby was anticipating it already again at the beginning of May. They love it because they get to pick a prize every day. But also because they really do get immersed in the reading they/we do.
2. Go camping:
Camping is a must in Wyoming, along with other trips you may have planned. But even if you’re in a season of life where camping is not possible, pitch a tent in your backyard.
3. Create Your Own Summer Reading Program:
We'll read all summer long, but will have a special threeweek incentive program. I got the idea for it last year here. Our kids loved this last summer! Robby was anticipating it already again at the beginning of May. They love it because they get to pick a prize every day. But also because they really do get immersed in the reading they/we do.
4. Implement Scripture memorization:
I've chosen the first section of the Sermon on the Mount, which is the Beatitudes, for the children to memorize over the summer. How far they get will be determined by each one's age.
Incentives for this might be a ticket for a date with mom, a date with dad, invite a friend over to play, etc. That way we're working in that quality time that we desire to make time for, too!
5. Do a Nature Study:
Learn about trees and flowers, bugs and birds all around your neighborhood and community. I found this great resource for doing a nature study here.
6. Choose an Organized Activity:
The YMCA, Sheridan College, and Sheridan Historical Society have programs for children ages, at least four and up.
I like to take advantage of time together over the summer so we try to keep individual activities at a minimum. I love to see the relationships of my children grow and imaginations soar when they have books to stimulate their imagination and time for uninterrupted play, to act out all of their new adventures.
Structure Your Week to Simplify Your Life:
I've chosen the first section of the Sermon on the Mount, which is the Beatitudes, for the children to memorize over the summer. How far they get will be determined by each one's age.
Incentives for this might be a ticket for a date with mom, a date with dad, invite a friend over to play, etc. That way we're working in that quality time that we desire to make time for, too!
5. Do a Nature Study:
Learn about trees and flowers, bugs and birds all around your neighborhood and community. I found this great resource for doing a nature study here.
6. Choose an Organized Activity:
The YMCA, Sheridan College, and Sheridan Historical Society have programs for children ages, at least four and up.
I like to take advantage of time together over the summer so we try to keep individual activities at a minimum. I love to see the relationships of my children grow and imaginations soar when they have books to stimulate their imagination and time for uninterrupted play, to act out all of their new adventures.
Structure Your Week to Simplify Your Life:
This is a great idea I found last year here, to schedule a little activity into each week.
Monday: Craft Day
We'll pull out the paints, glitter, clay, glue, scissors, (maybe even the sowing machine), etc. and get creative with a different fun project each week!
Tuesday: Library Day
We'll make a weekly trip to the library.
Wednesday: in the Kitchen Day
We'll try out new creations and recipes. My children love getting creative in the kitchen!
Thursday: Service Day
This may be making thoughtful notes for family, visiting a nursing home, or helping someone in need.
Friday: Fun Day
This will be our water play day: pools, fountains, water guns, slip and slides…
Keep in mind, much of your weekly agenda will take only part of the morning and still leave plenty of time for outdoor fun!
Monday: Craft Day
We'll pull out the paints, glitter, clay, glue, scissors, (maybe even the sowing machine), etc. and get creative with a different fun project each week!
Tuesday: Library Day
We'll make a weekly trip to the library.
Wednesday: in the Kitchen Day
We'll try out new creations and recipes. My children love getting creative in the kitchen!
Thursday: Service Day
This may be making thoughtful notes for family, visiting a nursing home, or helping someone in need.
Friday: Fun Day
This will be our water play day: pools, fountains, water guns, slip and slides…
Keep in mind, much of your weekly agenda will take only part of the morning and still leave plenty of time for outdoor fun!
Summer time around here is a time of relaxation and fun with a little structure to keep everyone
in the know as to what to expect, as the days can run into each other easily and quickly without a
plan.
We hope to fit in plenty of exploration, playing in our backyard, parks with friends, tennis with grandpa, and getting wet with cousins A LOT!
I am a believer in making a plan and then working it out flexibly. So go jot down some ideas and have a great summer!
(For a few extra ideas, check out these sites:
It’s been a pleasure serving you this year, on the blog!
- Theresa Miller, MOPS Mom
We hope to fit in plenty of exploration, playing in our backyard, parks with friends, tennis with grandpa, and getting wet with cousins A LOT!
I am a believer in making a plan and then working it out flexibly. So go jot down some ideas and have a great summer!
(For a few extra ideas, check out these sites:
It’s been a pleasure serving you this year, on the blog!
- Theresa Miller, MOPS Mom
Theresa is a wife and mother of four children (3, 5, 7, and 9), who are embarking on their first year of homeschooling. Theresa has been involved in Sheridan MOPS for the last 9 ½ years, serving in multiple leadership positions, including Day MOPS Coordinator in 2007-2008. She took one year off, then started the Sheridan Evening MOPS group in September 2009. Theresa has published an article with MOPS International MOMSnext Ezine, in addition to other on-line publications. You can find Theresa encouraging mothers on her blog, Heavenly Glimpses.
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