Here is the translation: The class all got their scriptures and the class got chocolate. Peter the Apostle is what the lesson is on. S and B are playing around. Now B is being good and listening. S is shouting out. R, K, St, and me are being good now. S is saying R's shoes are weird. B is doing the scroll. B is turning on the fan. S said, I want to color. S is interrupting and might not get a piece of candy.
He's on the Fast Track program to being the one to take notes at BYC. (Bishop's Youth Council, I belive!) I was the Beehive President and since I was the youngest in the room, I always had to take the notes. Hmph! :D
ReplyDeleteOr maybe a sports announcer! :)
ReplyDeleteDon't leave me in suspense! Did S ever get the piece of candy??
ReplyDeleteSounds fun - he'll love seeing that when he's 28.
ReplyDeletewow. what fabulous note taking. i'm glad i'm not S's primary teacher..
ReplyDeleteOh yes, everyone loves a tattle tale that takes notes! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou better be careful what you do and say. Otherwise, it will be recorded.
ReplyDeletewow... I am impressed. Can I start taking him to Bishopric meetings?
ReplyDeleteThat is so great. But like Stacey, I want to know--did S ever get the candy????
ReplyDeleteThat sounds a lot like Ward Council Meeting...maybe he's the future executive secretary!
ReplyDeleteWow! He takes WAY better notes than me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great note taker. Perhaps he can help out Secret Agent Man. Hmmm, then S.A.M. will not have to work so hard.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun kiddo.
Well, at least we know what went on in their primary class yesterday. How cute!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like he's very detail oriented :)
ReplyDeleteI think these are the kind of notes we need. I mean a documentation of who is being good would help in the long run, right?
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDelete"I want to color". Good making sure his thoughts are recorded too :)
Thanks again for joining us for the chat today, Annie! Ooh and for all the special treatment too! You're the best! :D
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking Ward Narc.......
ReplyDeleteThis is what my Primary class from last year would have written:
"And then Sister Infidel told us another one of her weird stories and she started laughing while the rest of us just looked at her."
Thanks heavens I'm with the non-literate Nursery kids now. One extra nilla wafer and they shut right up.