Out of the Ordinary Week

I suppose you've noticed that I haven't posted much lately. There just hasn't been anything exciting or interesting to write about. Our lives have been pretty ordinary.
Until this week. We heard on Thursday evening that our water was contaminated and that we should boil it before drinking. So we spent the next few days in a Third World country it seemed. How do you wipe off the counter without using tap water, anyway? I found some creative ways to do it. Sickness has been rampant in our neighborhood and the one to the north of us. People have had IV's for dehydration, been hospitalized, you name it. We escaped pretty lightly with some stomach pains and some nausea on my part. Jeff and the girls weren't affected. I guess it's still possible, even though the boil order has been lifted.
The out-of-the-ordinary didn't end there, either. Although this one is more ordinary for our area. Our ward was realigned today. We are now back in the Saratoga Springs 7th ward. Two streets of our subdivision were lopped off and put a ward with another smaller subdivision and some "field people." This also meant that Jeff was released from his calling in the bishopric. I, too, was part of a mass releasing from callings, which means I'm no longer teaching gospel doctrine, unless I get recalled to the same position. We'll see. The next few weeks should be interesting. Maybe I'll have more to post . . .