Primary Program

We had our ward primary program today, which inspired Sarah to ask,

"Why don't we have a primary program once a month instead of once a year?"

Here were some of the highlights:

A girl whispering her part into the microphone after having it whispered in her ear.

A girl tripping on the step up to the microphone.

A boy not saying his part, but more than willing to wave to his family in the congregation.

A boy putting his hands on his head as he walked away from the pulpit.

(Apparently he thought he messed up)

Multiple children breathing into the mic or moving it before talking.

(As if we couldn't hear them if they didn't)

Children mumbling their parts or saying words that are incomprehensible to everyone else.

A boy giving a double thumbs up and a smile to his family following his part.

The oldest boy in the primary not being afraid to sing his heart out, at the top of his lungs.

(This very much reminded me of Brandon when he would sing in our ward primary program his last year of two in primary.  Everyone in the congregation on the verge on uncontrollable laughter and he is completely oblivious.  My favorite part was he would loud even though he didn't know all of the words, so he would just make a very loud mumble.)

Thank you, primary.  You should definitely do this more often.