Don't Mess Up

A few weeks ago in our primary class I said prosperity instead of posterity. The difference of a few letters. 

The kids remember it still. And every week they have to make some comment about how they want Abraham's blessings of prosperity.

If you are teaching 9 and 10 year olds, make sure not to mess up. They will remember it and rub it in your face forever!

Now I am off to practice a song for choir. This might be my first week playing piano if I work up the courage to say yes. Playing piano for choir is one of the scariest things I might ever have to do.

Primary

Chris and I got called to be primary teachers. I was also called to be an assistant primary pianist. I am going to miss going to relief society (and I am serious), but it will be fun to be in primary. I was in primary the summer I came home after my freshman year, and I loved it.

We get to teach together. The primary president said that our class is "spunky." We'll see what that really means next week. However, the primary president assured us that when I need to play piano, the presidency will all be there to help Chris. It kind of sounded like the class was a bit more than spunky.