I admire the people (usually women) who serve in the nursery. I suspect when everything is tallied up at judgment time, their service in the nursery will count more than, say, an Elders Quorum President's service.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Frazzled Nursery Leaders
I admire the people (usually women) who serve in the nursery. I suspect when everything is tallied up at judgment time, their service in the nursery will count more than, say, an Elders Quorum President's service.
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One more point: If the scouts can fund raise for Scout Camp, shouldn't the nursery be able to fund raise also? (I'm sure the kids would appreciate different snacks than just the occasional goldfish cracker--that is if they could reach them without the use of their hands.)
ReplyDeleteThis one should be published in the Friend. It'll serve as a valuable lesson for the little kids. Let's them know what's going on in the minds of their nursery and primary teachers.
ReplyDeleteSince I have served numerous callings in the nursery (mostly because I'm there anyway because none of my kids has ever gone), I can totally relate to this comic. I think it's especially cruel to give this calling to women who already have 2 nursery aged kids at home.
ReplyDeleteI agree Jena. I had to MOVE to get released from 2 1/2 years of "bliss" in the nursery!
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