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Date Posted: 13:23:03 08/23/04 Mon
Author: Breneman
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That brought back memories
In reply to: Jo 's message, "If you guys don't read this post, you'll miss a big funny....m" on 06:26:12 08/16/04 Mon

I have a mentally handicapped brother and it sounds like a normal sacrament meeting to me :) I did giggle imagining the scene in my head. I can't remember my brother spilling the sacrament on anyone but I can remember the trays hitting the floor a few times. My brother was so loud when he was little that my mother finally made us sit in the front row so no one would have to turn around to see what was going on. I was mortified at the time but can now see it was a good solution to the problem.

Thanks for the smile,
Mary

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[> [> That makes me smile, too.....m -- Jo, 05:14:17 08/24/04 Tue

One thing I can say for sure is that life is not boring with Sam - and he has done so many other things in a Sacrament Meeting and I try to keep understanding, but some day it will be nice to have him sit quietly beside us...and not want a piece of 'chicken'!

And I thank you for your memories...it is so nice to share!

Jo

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