We've been in our ward over a year and a half and in that time Carson has had one calling: Cub Scout leader for the Bears. I guess he's just an incredible cub scout leader because they don't seem to want to let him go.
After a few terrifying months of being his co-leader in the cub scouts (there is a reason this group is named after wild animals!), I was called to the work with the young women. More specificially as the Second Counselor which means that I worked primarily with Beehives (12-13 year olds). Eventually, due to scheduling conflicts, I was asked to be the Beehive Advisor instead (but it was pretty much the same thing).
That's been a significant part of my life for the past year. At first I was a bit more involved as a counselor. I attended all the meeting and made sure to be at every Wednesday night activity. But even after I was moved to an advisor position, I still saw these girls every Sunday. I still got to prepare their lessons and often learn with them and through them. And, admittedly, some girls were closer to my heart than others and to them I felt more like a big sister than a leader. Those, especially, I will miss.
I can only assume I've reached perfection in this calling and that is why I'm being asked into another. That, or God decided that I needed more intense humbling. Whatever the case, I've been called as the Second Counselor in the Primary.
After one Sunday under the belt, I'm feelin' good. I even learned a new primary songs with sweet hand moves. I don't get the feeling this will be a "hard" calling in the sense of time committment, difficult personalities to work with, or basically....anything. This should be an all around fun calling and I kinda dig all the singing :)
Bigger and better? How about just smaller and louder? I like it.
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