Tomorrow

I will admit first off that I am not a creative writer. I am direct and to the point. I wish that I had lots of unique ways to go on and on to you about how funny this child is. He keeps us in stitches all of the time. His ability to communicate verbally is something we missed with our babbling Pinkie. So here is my story . . .

We went to church on Sunday like we always do. Junior loves church. He loves his church shirt, church pants, and church shoes. He loves that he will see his friends there. He loves his nursery class where he gets to have a snack. He loves singing time where he sings all of the words. Sacrament meeting is first, and a little more of a challenge. He isn't really naughty, but does try to entertain himself in his two year old ways. Last Sunday after asking to go to his class through most of the meeting, he started finding ways to pass the time. Suddenly out of no where he says, "Mom, let's sing Tomorrow." I just give him a blank stare, because I don't know what to say, and he starts belting out: "Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya, Tomorrow, you're always a day away." He does this about three times. I am trying hard not to giggle, as is husband. I almost lose it when I see a member of the bishopric on the stand grinning from ear to ear.

We will see what he comes up with tomorrow.