Make Every Second Counts

Today, I saw one of my newest friends who I have met the previous Sunday and her name is Saane. She was engaged when I have met her. When I saw her today, she is married and because her husband's last name is 'Green,' Saane has the same last name as me.  It was so awesome because both of her and I have the same last name now. However I am not related to her Husband (Mosiah)'s family.

Sometimes I say this saying, "I mostly get asked if I am related to someone who has the same last name as me, and I say, I am not related to him or her."

Today was a mermorable day to me. When Saane was introducing me to '2' of Mosiah's relatives, I was with her and that was alright with that, She was saying something like this, "Hey, this is Megan Green but she isn't related to you." It was amazing feeling that she did that! I can still remember that I still got asked several times if I was related to Mosiah.

Image as displayed left - right: Kim Green, Me and Saane Green. As Kim said today, "The photo with the Greens."

I am so grateful that I met Saane when I did (that was just a week ago). Time is definitely going fast! It was great to see Saane before she went on her Honeymoon today. I loved seeing new people and straight away I feel like if I have known them for ages when it's really I have known them for a short period of time.

I always remember this saying, "Make every second counts." I am so grateful who I saw and met today! It was lovely and great!

Happy Birthday Sophia '2014'

Announcement: "Happy Birthday 24th Sophia!"

I can still remember meeting Sophia for the very first time. 

Details as listed below:

When: Sunday, 3rd November 2013

Where: Brassall Chapel

We became friends straight away and it feels like just yesterday since I met Sophia for the very first time. 

I wrote her a letter that I would have sent to her and it says:

"Dear Sophia, 

Happy Birthday! I really hope you have a great Birthday. I hope you will enjoy your last Birthday here before you go on your Mission. I hope you will spend your Birthday with loved ones. I am very proud for you for making the right decision to go on your Mission. The moment when you opened your Mission Call to see where you will be serving for 18 months, I got really excited! 

I knew you can do it! I hope you will be keep me updated as much as you can during your Mission! Don't forget, I will never ever forget you! You set an amazing example to me! I always loved talking to you and hanging out with you whenever we can! 

I will see you sometime after you come back home. I shall see you in 18 months or during your Mission!

Thank you for everything that you have done for me Sophia! Thank you being 1 of my friends who I could tell you about anything!! As for your Mission, look out for 'Sister Knowles' who is from US. She is one of my other friends, she is assigned the same Mission Area as you! If you see her, give her a big hug and say it's from Megan Green. However she doesn't report to the Missionary Training Center until June this year.

From your friend,

Megan Green." 

I am going to miss you a lot Sophia!!! 

Very Proud Sister

Announcement:

Throughout this blog post will be photos that was taken today. Note: Some Photos was taken by me, some photos was taken by Mum and 1 Photo was taken by a Family Friend who also came along to this event. 

Questions: 1. Would you rather go to a Church Activity that is on the same day as one of your family member's badge ceremony or go to one of your family member's badge ceremony and miss out the Church Activity? 

2. Which one would you choose and why? 

Answer: I decided that I would rather go to one of my family member's badge ceremony than the Church Activity because my family is important to me and I would like to support my sister of getting her badge today. 

The Event was: Badge Ceremony 

The way the 'Primary School' runs for badge ceremony is very different compare to the 'High School.' I wouldn't go into detail about the diffences because it is really hard for me to explain about it.

This is my Dad who was putting my sister's badge 'Arts Captain Badge' on her. 

Today was the day that I went back to the Primary School (the Primary School that I attended for 1 Year) to attend the Badge Ceremony. I was there to see her getting her badge. It was so awesome!

She got her badge to be recognised as 'The Arts Captain' for her school. I am very proud for my sister who made the decision to become Arts Captain. 

Well for those Grade 6's and Grade 7's who has a leadership role for the school was able to the cut one slice of the cake.  

The Principal said something like this, "If you touch the bottom, you kiss the nearest boy and that will be me," in a joking way. It was funny though.

This is the photo that I took of my sister for cutting the cake. 

To the readers who are interested of what the cake looked like. One of the Mums of the students who also got their badge today, has made the Cake for this Event.

Note: The rest of the photos will be posted on Facebook later.