A group of us volunteered to can chili at the Lindon Cannery. This chili is placed at the Bishop's Storehouse for those in need. When we arrived we were told to take off our shoes and put on boots, hairnets and gloves. No problem.
Next we were handed goggles. It made me wonder what kind of toxic chili we were canning!
We soon learned that our service was cleaning up after the chili canners!
This Girls' Night Out...
brought out the best in us!
(Don't be jealous)
Yikes! What was that like? When my husband and I were first married, we used to volunteer at the churchs' tuna cannery in San Diego. Talk about a smelly place. They would throw these huge, cooked, whole tuna fish in front of us and we would have to peel off the skin, clean it and pull out the bones. I prefered the church orchard.
ReplyDeleteSuffice it to say, I don't look at tuna the same way any more.
Amazingly cute, that's you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Girls Night Out--love it. And you ALWAYS look so cute.
ReplyDeleteA GNO sounds like the only way to do that kind of service!! Really, wouldn't it be nice to be able to just get the hose out and clean your kitchen at home??!!
ReplyDeleteYou're the best example, keep up the good work! :-)
You actually make it look like huge fun!
ReplyDeleteConnie you've brightened a dull day...I really must get a pair a sexy glasses like those :)
You made it look fun! Good for you.
ReplyDeleteHow nice you all are and so cute!! And doing something for others while having a fun night.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it!!!! hahahaha
ReplyDeleteAnytime spent with you is SURELY fun! Those other ladies were lucky to hang out with someone so fun!
You look stunning!
ReplyDeleteHow can I not be jealous of people who get to spray down economy sized buckets with hoese? There is definitely jealousy.
ReplyDeleteI can go higher than beforrrrrre!
ReplyDeleteToo funny!
ReplyDeleteLucky you!
ReplyDeleteYou really know how to live it up, don't ya?
(At least it wasn't the dairy...we had to clean that when I was a teen. Not fun!)
Oh, but I am. So, sooo jealous.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there to join in the fun!!! Now you have an idea for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteLOL I think you just might have started a new fashion trend with that last picture! ;D
ReplyDeleteOh Connie, you little chili DIVA. Those goggles are Soooooooo YOU.
ReplyDelete(tee,hee)
That is such an awesome look.
ReplyDeleteI'm totally loving the boots. They are going to be the latest in fashion I'm pretty sure.
You could be the next cannery poster child!
Oh my goodness! What a bunch of troopers you are. Such good hearts to help out like that. Way to serve!
ReplyDeleteI remember working at the cannery back when I was a kid...it was a lot of hard work, too. Tuna was about the messiest thing of all time and we all smelled just heavenly by the time it was all done.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Connie I am laughing so hard. It is fun to work in the cannery but I have to say I have never been on the clean up crew!!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Love the pics, especially the last one. It sounds like a lot of work, but glad you had fun doing it.
ReplyDeleteinsert pouty face here...
ReplyDeleteI always miss the fun parties!!!
I was so sad to miss a couple of my personal canning shifts after my silly fall. I love that cannery - but the cleaning up shifts are not my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHilarious!! I forgot how you have to dress when filling an assignment at the cannery.
ReplyDeleteTracy and I did White Meat Chicken Breasts a few years ago and we giggled the whole time at the outfits and it did bring out the best in us. LUCKY you that you were able to catch the moment in photos!!
Love your zest for life!!
I am SOOO jealous of those goggles! Tee hee!
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