During the holiday weekend I visited the Moose Lodge to wish them a happy Easter and to give them some treats. I thanked them for sponsoring me on my royal journey so far and in the future. It’s been so much fun!
On Saturday, March 28, Junior Princess Halley and I went to the Inver Grove Heights Egg Hunt.
We hid 5 golden eggs for each age group, we scattered eggs all over the field, and we shouted “go” when it was time to start. I am so happy we did this event as I remember attending this event before I was in the Scholarship Program.
During my spring break I stopped by Key Community Bank to visit with my sponsors and give them a spring basket with snacks. I feel very blessed to have them as my sponsor. They have been very supportive!
On February 28, my Royal Sisters and I helped at the Moose Lodge Meat Raffle, and it was really fun! We helped organize the raffle tickets and announced the winners. When people won, they got to pick their meat. My favorite part was using the microphone and announcing the winners! Thank you to the Moose Lodge for supporting our program.
We went to work at a fish fry at the Moose. We took care of people’s dishes, served food to people, and got some time to talk to each other. I really enjoyed the event and hope to do it again in the future!
On Sunday, February 15th me and my royal family went to the Moose Lodge 1088 for our Mardi Gras party. We danced, played games, and chatted with other royal families from surrounding cities. I had so much fun and such a good time.
For my 2nd service project, I took a suggestion to make valentines for a senior living home. With a donation I received, I bought supplies to put together gift bags to deliver to residents living at Hillcrest Pointe.
I had the opportunity to attend Queen’s Weekend at the St. Paul Winter Carnival. We had an itinerary full of fun events, like bowling and painting. We got to watch both the Winter Carnival Coronation and the Vulcan Coronation. We also got to hang out and meet the new Winter Carnival court and the new Vulcan Krewe. We also visited the ice sculptures at Rice Park and the St. Paul Hotel. Even though the Grande Day Parade was canceled, we made the best of it by heading to the snow sculptures at the state fairgrounds and having our own mini parade. I’m very thankful to have been given this opportunity!
My royal sisters and I had the opportunity to participate in the Vulcan’s Victory Torchlight Parade. Even though it was cold, we still had a lot of fun! We even got to meet Fairchild and Fairborne. After the parade, we watched the firework show and checked out the sculptures at Rice Park. Happy 140 years to the St. Paul Winter Carnival!
