So let's take a little trip down memory lane to a year and a half ago at Christmas time we were at our ward Christmas party in Utah. Some sort of musical performance was done, and our friend's little boy Max (who was about 2 at the time) stood up and started yelling "yeah guys" while clapping. So adorable. His parents hushed him. We giggled. Then Jeremy uttered the magic words as he looked down at our little babies, "I hope our girls are just like that when they get older."
Which brings us to today. Sacrament meeting. Fair Oaks 5th ward. The ward choir sings a beautiful song and just as the quiet spirit is filling the room and the participants are taking a seat, Kennedy and Bailey start clapping and yelling "YEAH!" I glanced at Jeremy and we both said "Max" and started laughing. Then we quickly directed out attention to our children who were STILL applauding. It took a quick yank to sit down, a hand or two over the mouths, and a few seconds of surrounding laughter before peace was once again restored.
And all I have to say to the father of my children who was beat red from embarrassment is, "You asked for it!"
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I like it! Give the girls some tambourines, and spice things up a bit in sacrament! JK
HILARIOUS! I laughed out loud, that's a great story. :) I'm going to be in Sactown pretty much all of August so we have to hang out a lot!
oh the adventures that are to come (x 2)
-Max's parents
P.S. - Max is excited to offer further training when you are here this summer.
Man! I missed it??? Must have been walking the hallway with my loud child...This is way funny!
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