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C h u r c h October 2, 2009
Rocket Fuel
Houston, we have liftoff.
It would be great to be a mom in zero gravity because…
Our speaker today, Stacie Ripkowski, is going to share with us about Women’s Fitness. She has been a fitness instructor for 12 years and a certified personal trainer since 2006. Currently, she owns Practical Fitness Solutions and is a personal trainer at the Cy-Creek YMCA. She also teaches Physical Education (PE) at Covenant Academy.
Cleavage would not be an issue. Anonymous Spit-up would float and not fall on your clothes or floor. Margaret Welch Falls on concrete would not happen. Jennifer Coates I could float up to the ceiling to get the dust off the fan blades! Kathi Gibson Floating and giggling with my girlies would be amazing! Shannon Manen Instead of hearing, “Mom! I spilled my cereal on the floor!” My kids can just slurp their food through straws! Taressa Ranson
She has been married to Kenny for almost 9 years and they have two children, Caleb (2) and Abigail (4). Before becoming a mom, earned her degree in Education at Texas A&M University and then taught 3rd grade in Tomball for 5 years.
The Anti-gravity Machine Calories burned/half hour of housework: Doing laundry
73
Rearranging furniture
204
Making the bed
68
Yard work
170
Cooking
85
Washing windows
102
Washing the dishes
78
Washing the car
102
Ironing
78
Gardening
136
Lugging your kids around wouldn’t cause back problems. Amber Stepanik
Dusting
85
Mowing the lawn
187
Sweeping
112
Raking
146
The toys would pick themselves up. Stacey Cates
Vacuuming
119
Scrubbing the floors
129
Carrying a small child (up to 15 lbs.) up and down stairs
289
There would be no need to “put away toys…” they would just float away! Bonnie Mancuso
I would never feel Fat!!! Hehehe, Laura Winston You wouldn’t have to worry about picking up the toys since it would always be a mess. Kelly Ulanday I wouldn’t feel the weight of this baby and Jasmine would be light as a feather. Marianne Little
Light years ahead:
Look who’s counting down!
Little Dippers:
Rebeca Navarett Shannon Stillwell Karen Becker Bonnie Mancuso
Karlin Medlin due April 4 Michelle Perry due April 8
Levi James Baca (9lbs 3oz; 22 in) September 23rd
10/12 10/17 10/19 10/24
Please pray for those that are pregnant or may be trying to conceive/adopt.
Out of this world
Launch Schedule
The next Oasis is on October 8th. It is a women’s evening with dinner, discussion, music, and a message. Purchase tickets for $10 online or in the women’s alcove. Childcare is available for single moms.
We’ll be distributing a list of our moms that have home-based businesses with our MOPS directory. If you want to be included, please send your information to
[email protected] by October 10th.
Care Net Pregnancy Center will be having their annual fundraiser and silent auction on October 8th from 6-9 pm.
We will be taking the kids trick-or-treating at Ainsley Courte on Friday, October 30th at 10:30 am. Meet at the front doors with the kids in their costumes.
Bring any unwanted issues of MomSense magazine to MOPS meetings and we will donate them to Care Net Pregnancy Center. The shirts are in!! Please give your payment to your Discussion Group Leader. Since we got enough shirt orders, shirts are only $10. Make checks payable to Cypress Bible Church (or CBC).
Cypress Bible Church 11711 Cypress-N. Houston Rd. Cypress, TX 77429-2817
Be thinking of questions you might have about Children’s health for our November speaker. Thanks to Lisa and the steering team members for scoring us free Panera Bread for breakfast this year. My family had a yummy panini for dinner with the meeting leftovers last month.
Oct. 16th Women’s Personal Safety with Deputy Sherriff Garland White Nov. 6th Children’s Health with Dr. Kim Hurlbut
Be together by staying linked up with CBC MOPS on the web. You can check out our weekly MOPS Monday posts on our blog at www.cypressbiblemops.blogspot.com or follow it through the Facebook wall for Cypress Bible Church MOPS. Our meeting schedule, special events, and links to MOPS International and Cypress Bible Church are also available through the blog.