Spotlight

Logan was spotlighted in Primary yesterday. They asked him a few questions so that everyone could get to know him better. Here are some of the more entertaining ones:

Q: "Logan, what do you like best about Primary?"

Logan: "My shoes." (We bought Logan some "new" church shoes at the thrift store last week for $3.00. As you can see, he loves them!)

Q: "What do you like best about school?"

Logan: "My backpack." (See pics in last post. Ü)

Q: "What do you like best about your family?"

Logan: "My Dad."

Q: "What food do you dislike the most"

Logan: "Hot dogs."

Q: "What do you want to be when you grow up."

Logan: "Six." (lol!)

Q: "What would you like best about going on a mission?"

Logan: "Growing up."

Christmas Tree Stars and Primary Teachers

A few days before Christmas, Andrew came to me and asked why our tree didn't have a star at the top. I told him that I always put a big pretty bow on the top of the tree instead. He looked at me like that was the dumbest thing he'd ever heard and said, "A BOW?! That's not how you're supposed to do it, Mom! You're supposed to put a STAR on the top to remind you of the star when Jesus was born!" I felt a little sheepish, being reminded of an important symbol of Christmas by my five-year-old!

I believe the credit for this goes to my friend, Kimberly, who is our ward Primary President. I've been told that she did a great Sharing Time about the symbols of Christmas a couple of weeks ago. It obvoiusly left quite an impression on Andrew!

This got me thinking about all the wonderful people who touch my childrens' life for good and how grateful I am for their positive example and influence in their lives! THANKS to all those who serve in the Primary... for Dane and Natalie, Andrew's Primary teachers, and Kolby and Alison, Logan's Nursery leaders. Thanks so much!

And as you can see, we found a STAR for the top of our tree! Thanks, Kimberly! Ü

My handsome little men on the sunday before Christmas