Now brace yourselves, because this is a pitiful, over-the-top comment....
I can't even begin to describe the weight that was lifted yesterday when we finished the Primary Program. I know that I make things bigger than they really are, but I must have out done myself with anxiety over it. I'm not kidding when I tell you that I looked at the sky after church and the sky was bluer and the sun was brighter.
When will I ever learn to just let it be? To let go? To enjoy the journey? Time after time it all turns out.
By the way, the program, the kids and the music were great. It wasn't going to be any other way. And I knew that when we began. My heart knows it. I've just got to get my head to follow.
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3 comments:
I had to laugh when I read your post. Although I haven't served in Primary (yet). Everyone I know who has been in a Primary presidency thinks the sky is bluer once the primary program is over!
Congrats! I am sure it was great. It is my favorite Sunday of the year.
LOL! What? I'm not the only one who has felt that way? :)
It isn't a horrible sign of your over anxiety...it is just proof that you have allowed yourself to care about Primary and that is a good thing. :D But it does also allow for a wonderful sense of relief, so enjoy that part of the journey hon! :)*hugs*
Of course it was great! you were in charge. I can feel for you with the relief that comes from a job well done.
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