The Primary Program

Yesterday we had the Primary program! I remember the thrill it used to give me to be able to sit up on the stand with all my friends and feeling so grown up to go up to the pulpit and say my 2 sentence part. I still love being in the primary program but maybe not so much as I used to. Three sundays ago we all got our parts. My part looked liked this

Deseret: My family likes to serve others with music by... (I was supposed to write a 5-10 sentence part after that.)

Hear's what I came up with:
My family likes music. We also like helping others with music. My sister and I teach a singing and dancing group called Sunshine Genaration. And alot of are performances are at the Highland Manor and the Senior Citizens' Center. I remember one time we had a performance at the Highland Manor. The residents there were so happy to see us.
My siblings and I are also learning to play the piano and hope to be able to play in Relief Society or Primary.
My family also likes to sing. Some of us have sung at baptisms (mostly Clarissa--that wasn't part of my part just so you know. ) And some of us also sing in the chior.
My family loves music.

I hope it doesn't sound too cheesy. Well any way we all go parts. Morgan's part was:

Thomas S. Monson is my prophet. I listen to him.
But he said it like this:
Thomas my prophet lis him.

I love how Morgan can get across what he's saying by only using the important words. But my mom made him an index cart so he could read his part. (Even though I liked when he left out some words. )
Our first practic was well...a disaster!!!!! NO ONE knew their parts. EVERY ONE was being wild and NO ONE knew where to go. We have some REALLY good ladies in our primary presidency!
By the end of practice I was soooo MAD at Sione Uhlig becuse he WOUD NOT sit where he was supposed to even though I had been trying to make him during the WHOLE practice! Linda Hansen (one of the wonderful ladies in our primay presidency) was trying to teach the 5 year olds When We're Helping We're Happy. (They were supposed to sing it by themselves) Enoch and Jennifer were trying to have the biggest and the second to youngest class in the whole primary be quiet and hold Savannah. They looked like they needed a break!
But by the next week every thing was better, especially because Sione actually sat in the right spot!!!!! Every one did their part right, we made grandpa and my mom cry (no big surprise about my grandpa), and we had a GREAT program.