I learned in church today

[Moliere]

I took Tim's parenting advice and I'm now in the foyer with my 5 year old who apparently doesn't want to keep his hands to himself. Thanks for the parenting advice Tim!

[Portland Ute]

When you call people naively ignorant about parenting, and have no children, I think it's relevant.

[Colly Wolly]

Sucks that the Internet has such a long memory, doesn't it.

Some of the individual participants in it, at least.

[Pelado]

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I need to have a chat with the guy who does the ward bulletin.

[CJF]

I learned today that the stake exec. sec. installed a repeater so now we have a Wi-Fi on the other side of the building. This is actually repeater number two. So along the periphery everyone has signal. Still none in the chapel. Our church is built like a bomb shelter. Looks like one too with painted cinder block walls. We don't even have carpet or fabric on our walls.

I learned that they changed our password.

[Donuthole]

Irrelevant. My issue has long been with adults, not children. Children are wonderful.

It is entirely relevant. You are not sharing facts or observations, but opinion. In doing so, any foundation you may possess (or lack, as it were) which lends more or less credibility to your opinion is absolutely relevant.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

I enjoy the manhattan ward. I'm here. Last time, the gal in front of me got up, went across the street and grabbed a Starbucks and came back, sipping on a latte during sac. Awesome

Today however there's a young family behind me that has two children that have no volume control. The dad said, just now, "it's nice to be reverent". I turned around and said, "it's nicer to teach some manners or at least take them out. I can't hear myself think."

They looked stunned but too bad.

You'd hate if we visited.

[Babs]

Hahaha. I love it when the childless wax philosophical about parenting.

[Pheidippides]

Hahaha. I love it when the childless wax philosophical about parenting.

It's so...cute.

[Babs]

Irrelevant. My issue has long been with adults, not children. Children are wonderful.

Coulda fooled me.
http://cougaruteforum.com/showpost.p...88&postcount=1

[pellegrino]

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I need to have a chat with the guy who does the ward bulletin.

them's fightin' words!

[The_Tick]

Wifi in our building for all.

Previously...locked down tight. Had to have individual MAC address per device added to the wireless router.

All it took was one visiting Member of the 70 to not be able to use his iPad or iPhone. He wasn't happy with our "higher law".

1 month later...wifi!

Hello for High Council Sunday!

[San Juan Sun]

Coulda fooled me.
http://cougaruteforum.com/showpost.p...88&postcount=1

Ouch.

[TripletDaddy]

I was scolded today by the Primerica Prez.

By way of background, the phrase "fold your arms" is ambiguous. Technically, we are crossing our arms, not folding them. So now when we are asked to fold our arms, I try to comply literally. I extend my arms in front of me, palms up, then fold them back towards me as though I were trying to touch my shoulders. The problem (i guess) is that all my CTR 6 students are now doing this, as well. Today we were asked to fold our arms for the opening prayer and our entire row of 7 kids had their elbows up and hands on shoulders. They were also laughing. I think it bothered the hostess or whatever she is called. The one the leads all of the singing.

after the singing hour, she told me that "we have to try to set better examples for the kids." she also said that the example starts with the teacher.

Ps on a higher note, I have now memorized all the verses of "Nephi's Courage," which is an awesome tune.

[CardiacCoug]

Primary is supposed to be serious, DDD.

You probably never learned that by going to Primary as a kid so I'm glad they are teaching you that now.

"The hostess" LOL.