"I am excited to receive the priesthood
like my dad and my brothers. I know that
I need to make good choices. . . " He stopped and said, "Hey who wrote this? I told him I did, and he said, "you're telling everybody that I make bad choices?" I tried to explain to him that I wasn't telling everyone he makes bad choices, but that I was trying to say that in order to hold the priesthood, you needed to make good choices. After much discussion, he continued reading his talk. I need to go to Church, be reverent and
respectful, learn all I can about the Priesthood and about the church, listen
to my parents and church leaders, keep my language and thoughts clean . . . He then looked up again and said "You're telling everybody that I have bad language?" We continued to try to convince him that these were things everyone had to work on in order to be worthy of the priesthood. I don't think he was convinced. Maybe he has some things to work on . . . ???
3 comments:
I absolutely love that you are doing this. It makes me feel more a part of your family -- and Tanner will always be interesting.
ha ha ha I love my little brother. So literal.
I am so glad that I found your blog just so that I could read that story. He never fails to make me laugh :)
Post a Comment