I got a phone call asking me to teach a 10 minute segment on home organization. For the girl who preferred sorting and organizing the Legos to building the set, that wasn't a problem. I love to organize. (I love the topic more than the act of presenting but still.)
Then I got another phone call a few days later. This time, I was supposed to make a video to email out and post on Facebook "advertising" our upcoming Relief Society meeting, particularly my segment. "Make it humorous," she said.
Um.
I felt the familiar dread I feel when I'm confronted with something I don't want to do and feel ill equipped to do. Adam walked in the door on the heels of the phone call. I told him my tale of woe and in 20 seconds, he had an idea. "I don't want to be in the video," I said.
He said OK (although my hand ended up being in it).
And then he called Mark.
They are my knights in shining armor and here is the video they created:
You should know we didn't alter Mark's room in any way for this video. That's how it looks. Organization isn't genetic and bedroom doors are there for a reason.
4 comments:
Oh my goodness!! I love that SO MUCH!! It's perfect. And I'm not even going to put an exclamation point after that because I know Adam thinks I overuse them. And that IS genetic!
Mark is a STAR. I shared with our meeting leader as an example of advertizing.
I love the video. Wish I could come to the class.
Your mom
That is awesome! My boys and I watched the video a few times. What an honor to even be considered for teaching a class on home organization. Nobody will ever ask me to do that...
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