The kids have been making them all weekend. Granted, I have little bits of cut paper EVERYWHERE and my tape is all gone, but they are really having fun. And you can download the templates to cut out and make for free. How cool is that? A lot better than sitting in front of a TV with a controller and glazed-over eyes, that's for sure...
I got released from my calling at church. I've been the Primary chorister for nearly three years, and they had told me I would be in for another year (I'd like to think they couldn't find a music teacher as dynamic as me--I have GREAT visuals! heh heh) but apparently they've found someone for the job and now I'm going to be in the Relief Society Presidency. STRESS. I like teaching kids more than working with adult women. I've always had Primary callings, where I teach children. Always. I guess it's time for a change. I figured 2009 would hold a few changes for me, and here's one for sure.
Well, time to tidy up from the weekend. I didn't write--I think I've been so absorbed in the story, it was good to get away from it for a few days so I can attack it with fresh eyes. Besides, I had an epiphany about it while I was in the shower. Why do all my good ideas happen in the shower? :-)
Hope it's a happy Monday for everyone!
3 comments:
Most good ideas happen in the shower!
Don't you have any say in what kind of calling you land? I'm not familiar with how it works. Or are people shuffled around so that there's a wider range of experience for everyone?
It was gorgeous here yesterday, too, but it's supposed to dip down a bit again and then warm up a bit again.
Congrats on your new calling. You'll be great. The old ladies won't be as funny as the kids though. ;-)
Good luck with your new calling. A new counselor was just called to our RS yesterday, and I was thinking how stressful that sounded. Yipes. You'll be great, though.
Have you read Shannon Hale's Book of a Thousand Days? I just read it for Fiona's lit group and loved it!
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