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| How everything got started. Note, if any other people try this, use more carboard. We had tin melting to the tables and carpet. That stuff doesn't come out. |
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| The set up. I picked up the fruit tray and it leaked all over my car and refridgerator. |
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| The waffle bar set up before everything broke. |
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| Toppings galore! |
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| What we were making. |
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| Talbe center pieces. The green cards were supposed to be the spiritual activity part, but we never got to that. |
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| Melting the tin into a terminator. |
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| My waffle. |
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| The hot chocolate I made for myself after making everyone waffles. |
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| Making the ornaments. You pour the terminator in the mold and tap it so the air bubbles get out. Then you just take it apart and you're done. |
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| This is how terminators are born... |
Our Relief Society activity was Dec. 3. It was fun. We had a waffle bar (don't "waffle" in your testimony), and then we made tin ornaments/ nativity scenes. It was fun. The melted tin looked like a terminator from Terminator 2. It was kind of awesome. The plan was to have everyone come in, eat, do the spiritual activity, and then spend the rest of the time making tin ornaments. But this is Guam and everything falls apart, so people came in and none of the outlets in the gym worked. So the RS presidency (me included) took the waffle makers to the primary room to make everyone waffles. Everyone else worked on tin ornaments. They did that for the whole time and we never got to the spiritual activity. Oh well, they had fun and the waffles were good. It is a small ward here, though, so only 16 people showed up.
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