This has been a rather busy few days!
This weekend, Krystyne and I volunteered with a youth-oriented challenge called Live It Out at our church. We were among 60 mentors working on almost 30 community-focused projects with teenagers from the Uxbridge area.
Our project was called “Hospitality”. We provided lunch for some of the volunteers working on two other projects – planting a community garden and running a sports camp for some younger kids in the area – and had a great time doing it!
The garden and sports camp took place on Saturday at St. Paul’s Presbyterian church in Leaskdale. Krystyne and I, along with Craig and Lissa – two teenaged volunteers – hosted a BBQ out of the church kitchen. It was nice to see a “peanut-free” warning on both the front door of the church and on the cupboards.
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The night before, Craig and Lissa helped bake 150 chocolate chip cookies to go along with the burgers and hot dogs. Everyone loved it!
Once we had cleaned up from the BBQ, it was back to our house to make freezer meals for a local mom and her family. Craig and Lissa flew through the recipes we had planned out and were hungry for more!
By the end of it, we had boxed up:
- 2 9-inch shepherds pies
- 2 meals of chicken with white BBQ sauce
- 18 mini-quiche
- 2 meals of pulled pork with homemade buns
- 3 8” spaghetti pies
- 3 8” turkey pot pies
- and 18 tea biscuits
What a great time! We’re both exhausted today, but it was more than worth it. :)
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