...but it surely won't be the last. Mark this date: August 8, 2007. We were informed for the first time by one of Kellen's teachers (his Wednesday night Bible class teacher) that he was being "silly" and "distracting other students" in Bible class. In fact, she said they took him out of class last week. Well, we made it almost 3 years.
I'm teaching for the next two Wednesdays until summer classes are over, and Josh will be busy with two-a-days and not able to be at church, so I guess they'll just have to keep putting him in the corner. After that he will promote to the next class and maybe (hopefully?) that will hold his attention a little better. On Sundays they tell us he "practically teaches the class."
Wish us luck as we raise this smart, funny, enthusiastic, high-spirited, distracting little boy. Every day is an adventure.
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I'm laughing out loud - I like how they put a 'positive' spin on it. And this is why I teach Sunday morning - they're still waking up instead of having an entire day behind them. I can't believe Josh is already back to work. Where did the time go? And it's just a few short weeks from Kellen's birthday. Sigh.
Great blog . .. . Great to catch up, too. Sorry i haven't been as fastidious as I should be. Love hearing about the grandkids and their progress, but I think Kellen's Bible Class traits are strictly from his Dad's side of the family. None of your people ever acted like that! (At least not after getting spanked royally by one of my teachers early on!).
Love,
Dad
Love it. Braxton can be quite the distraction as well. We were told last night that he was more interested in shooting the cows and healing them than he was in listening to the teacher. Boys will be boys. I think this ride as a paretns of boys is going to be a lot of fun!
Love the stories of the Boy-isms! I am terrified of what Karl's kids will act like...I am praying for all girls!
Andrea, don't be scared. Boys are really fun. I'm sure Bonnie will have her chance to be talkative in Bible class.
I spent my entire first grade year in an isolation booth in the classroom because I wouldn't stop talking to the other kids....I did get better by 2nd grade....at least during the school day :)
Well, it has to be some kid, and it might as well be Kellen. That's a funny story. Typical teachers' kid behavior.
aaawww... kellen reminds me of my coby! he is such a joy! and you're right... Im sure it wont be the last time you hear it.. but honestly, those kids are usually my "favorites" to teach... not that I have favorites, but you know...
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