Chocolate Fudge Bundt Cake

1 box chocolate cake mix
1 small box chocolate pudding
4 eggs
1 cup sour cream or 4 -6 oz cream cheese
1/2 cup oil
1/2 cup water
1 cup milk
2 cups chocolate chips

Directions:
Mix eggs, water, milk, oil, cake mix, and pudding together. Add
sour cream and chocolate chips. Grease and flour bundt pan. Bake at
350 for 45-50 minutes.

Here is the link for the mp3 files I had. We will need to add Winter Wonderland and Pat-a-Pan. When you record them Annalise, you can send them to me to upload.

Hi Ladies, I found a song for Jen and I to sing for our duet. It is called, " Love Knows No Borders", by Sally DeFord.

Hi Ladies, I found a song for Jen and I to sing for our duet. It is called, " Love Knows No Borders", by Sally DeFord.

I thought that it would be nice to talk about some of the physical and spiritual borders that are between us and the ones that we love, and also the borders that stop us from experiencing joy. We might have someone that has hurt us that we can not forgive. We might be going through a trial and are angry with God. We may have someone that lives across the country that we miss. We might have someone who has died and the border between heaven and earth seem so far away. There are other borders that we create that stop us from experiencing joy. The love of the Savior and his infinite atonement has the power to break down all boundaries no matter how difficult. As all the borders break down, we all become one with the Savior in a stable in Bethlehem and rejoice at his birth. Love knows no border and love knows no bounds rejoice ye together, for Jesus our Savior is born.

Hello. The church building in Riverton is officially reserved for us on the following dates:
March 11
April 8
May 13
June 10
July 8
Aug 19
Sept 9
Oct 14
Nov 11 (if needed)

Thanks for a fun practice last night! There was such a great "energy" there as we made some great decisions and had fun at the same time. I'm very excited for this new year and excited about our new members too. Thanks for letting me be part of this wonderful tradition!

Thanks everyone for letting me be a part of Gloria for the past 2 1/2 years.  It came along at a perfect time in my life, and I feel so grateful to have been a part of Gloria's history.  Thank you for being so patient with me as we learned songs together.  I will miss you and the time we spent singing and laughing together.
Kerstin

I too am grateful for supportive friends....

Thank you to all of you. You are very dear to me and I appreciate your friendship. It meant a great deal to have your "far away" arms reach through a card to hug and comfort me with the passing of my dad. I am not a crier as you ALL know, but you made me cry tears of gratitude. Shauna gave me the card/gift after the funeral was over and I had made it through all of that pretty well and when I read the card, my emotions hit. I am so grateful for your love and friendship. You ALL are wonderful women of God and I am honored to call you my friends. :)

Much love -

Thank you--you rock!

So late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning I had a dream. Gloria had been invited to audition for American Idol. I know. People aren't invited to audition. That's why it was such an honor for Gloria. The current members of Gloria were so kind that they invited all past members to audition with them as well.

It was decided we would sing "Chocolate in My Stocking" so that way we would all be assured of being seen on camera and nobody would be behind the piano. The new members had made up a whole dance routine and new harmonies to it. The past members didn't know the routine and we didn't have time to practice. I'm not sure what the other past members were going to do but I was just going to lip sync and fake my way through it.

Our turn was called and we all got on stage and excitedly took our places. We were all in our dance position waiting for the pitch so we could start. We waited. And waited some more. Finally, our time was up and we hadn't even sung a note. We dejectedly walked off the stage knowing we'd be a part of the American Idol gag reel rather than be the stars we were meant to be. We had told all our family and friends about our good fortune but now we would only be embarrassments.

We gathered off stage, most of us in tears. One especially was in tears. Someone I didn't know. It was a new member of Gloria that I had never met. Those who knew her were gathered around consoling her. Apparently she was the one who was supposed to give the pitch for the rest of us. She explained that she just got stage fright, forgot what she was doing, and had let us all down. Everyone around was so forgiving telling her they were all scared and it was ok and not to worry . . . I was so impressed that we were all so quick to forgive for what could have been such a momentous occasion. End of dream.

I get up Thursday morning and check my emails and I see this from Shelli: "It's so great to be part of a supportive group of friends!" This very thought in various forms has been swirling around in my mind quite frequently the last couple of weeks. I just wanted to let you all know (even the ones I haven't met) I too am grateful for supportive friends. You are all an inspiration. (Even when you blow it for the rest of us on American Idol.)

Catherine