Church Christmas program antics
Wow, it's been a while since I've written. Instead of trying to catch up I'll just start with right now. I want to write about the Christmas program at church tonight.
About every 4 or 5 weeks I teach children's church and that's why I was at the Christmas program this evening. I was there to help with the kids. The program was really nice but I just have to share a couple of funny things that happened. It could have been scenes from a movie.
1. There was one boy who had on tan pants with black socks. His pants were kind of short, his socks showing, his hair was combed neatly and his suit jacket was totally buttoned wrong. It was such a little boy thing to do.
2. There was another little girl-one of our staff kids-that for whatever reason she kept falling over. She wouldn't get hurt but she fell over three times-face forward. I don't even know how she did it. I can't explain how she did this without hurting herself but you'll think I'm terrible but I was laughing so hard! And she also did the proverbial pulling her skirt over her head.
3. Then there was a little boy sitting next to me. I could tell he wanted to go to his mom. So I look back and the mom motions for me to take the little boy's sweater off because he was hot. So I start to take his sweater off but it won't go over his head. It was so tight. And I kept trying to get it over his head and it wouldn't go. And I was feeling so embarassed that I couldn't get it off. No matter what I did it wouldn't go over his head. And I didn't want to pull to hard because I was afraid I would hurt him. And the little boy was trying to help but he couldn't get it off either. I knew if anyone was watching me it was probably very funny. Finally the boy's mom comes up and she could barely get it off either. It struck me so funny.
4. This same boy is about three years old. He was so cute when he was on the stage. There was another little boy (15 months old) who kept trying to leave the stage but this little three year old boy would make sure he stayed on the stage.
It was a great program. Kids are the best!
About every 4 or 5 weeks I teach children's church and that's why I was at the Christmas program this evening. I was there to help with the kids. The program was really nice but I just have to share a couple of funny things that happened. It could have been scenes from a movie.
1. There was one boy who had on tan pants with black socks. His pants were kind of short, his socks showing, his hair was combed neatly and his suit jacket was totally buttoned wrong. It was such a little boy thing to do.
2. There was another little girl-one of our staff kids-that for whatever reason she kept falling over. She wouldn't get hurt but she fell over three times-face forward. I don't even know how she did it. I can't explain how she did this without hurting herself but you'll think I'm terrible but I was laughing so hard! And she also did the proverbial pulling her skirt over her head.
3. Then there was a little boy sitting next to me. I could tell he wanted to go to his mom. So I look back and the mom motions for me to take the little boy's sweater off because he was hot. So I start to take his sweater off but it won't go over his head. It was so tight. And I kept trying to get it over his head and it wouldn't go. And I was feeling so embarassed that I couldn't get it off. No matter what I did it wouldn't go over his head. And I didn't want to pull to hard because I was afraid I would hurt him. And the little boy was trying to help but he couldn't get it off either. I knew if anyone was watching me it was probably very funny. Finally the boy's mom comes up and she could barely get it off either. It struck me so funny.
4. This same boy is about three years old. He was so cute when he was on the stage. There was another little boy (15 months old) who kept trying to leave the stage but this little three year old boy would make sure he stayed on the stage.
It was a great program. Kids are the best!
posted by Cheryl Woodring @ 3:59 AM
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