Thursday at 2;15-3;15 Kevin had a nativity pageant. We got there a little early and the pageant was ending. Wow we were shocked. But enjoyed what was left.
Then we noticed that they did 5 pageants that day and Kevin's was last. He played the wise man. I told him he was a King and needed to give his gift to baby Jesus or his mommy. When it was his turn he came up and gave the give to Mary for Jesus. He looked so regal!!!!
The narrator was wonderful. He rolled up the angels and shepherds that were in wheelchairs and there were so many helpers. He went through the Christmas Story with delight and shared such a special time with these children.
He had one of the missionaries come up and share their testimony about Christmas. Ours' happened to be the piano teacher who had been playing for 6 hours. She told us how the Lord helped her so much as she played the songs. To have the strength. She told us once in the temple she had to play for a double shift , about 7 hours straight. She didn't think she could do it. But the Lord helped her and she finished. She bore her testimony about how celestial each of these children were. And how we are just on the path. What a wonderful Testimony.
The two German Missionaries and two other missionary's. Pick up the hymnbooks in German and sang "Silent night" the way it was meant to be sung, in German. Then we all sang along the last verse. It was so beautiful. Steph, I thought of you, your Dad. It was special to me.
Jeff is going to post a bunch of pictures. of all the kids. It was great!
We took some pictures and then we had to take Kevin back to Dr. Slack. He was pretty well behaved. No strep, but he had a nasal flu shot. Pretty cool HUH! "NO SHOTS". Kevin needs his wisdom teeth out and when they do it, Dr. Slack said he needed his ear canals cleaned. The earplugs keep shoving more wax into them. I told him about the peroxide thing. He said it didn't matter. Hopefully we will have insurance for Kevin after Jan. 1, 2009, ATT is really fighting this for Kevin. They said we would have to have a judge say that he will be just like this the rest of his life. Well.....................Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's basically what his dr. said.
Then we noticed that they did 5 pageants that day and Kevin's was last. He played the wise man. I told him he was a King and needed to give his gift to baby Jesus or his mommy. When it was his turn he came up and gave the give to Mary for Jesus. He looked so regal!!!!
The narrator was wonderful. He rolled up the angels and shepherds that were in wheelchairs and there were so many helpers. He went through the Christmas Story with delight and shared such a special time with these children.
He had one of the missionaries come up and share their testimony about Christmas. Ours' happened to be the piano teacher who had been playing for 6 hours. She told us how the Lord helped her so much as she played the songs. To have the strength. She told us once in the temple she had to play for a double shift , about 7 hours straight. She didn't think she could do it. But the Lord helped her and she finished. She bore her testimony about how celestial each of these children were. And how we are just on the path. What a wonderful Testimony.
The two German Missionaries and two other missionary's. Pick up the hymnbooks in German and sang "Silent night" the way it was meant to be sung, in German. Then we all sang along the last verse. It was so beautiful. Steph, I thought of you, your Dad. It was special to me.
Jeff is going to post a bunch of pictures. of all the kids. It was great!
We took some pictures and then we had to take Kevin back to Dr. Slack. He was pretty well behaved. No strep, but he had a nasal flu shot. Pretty cool HUH! "NO SHOTS". Kevin needs his wisdom teeth out and when they do it, Dr. Slack said he needed his ear canals cleaned. The earplugs keep shoving more wax into them. I told him about the peroxide thing. He said it didn't matter. Hopefully we will have insurance for Kevin after Jan. 1, 2009, ATT is really fighting this for Kevin. They said we would have to have a judge say that he will be just like this the rest of his life. Well.....................Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's basically what his dr. said.
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