SunBeam
Max is a SunBeam. He became one in January and I don't even know how that is possible. It seems as if we just got him settled into nursery. He is one of just over 40 Sunbeams in our ward. He is in the 4th of 6 Sunbeam classes. That should give you a pretty good idea of our Ward make-up.
Last Sunday a good friend of mine told me that whenever singing time starts he goes up to the front of the Primary room and stands right beside the chorister to lead the songs. The lady who plays the piano also told us that he claims the same chair on the front row each and every Sunday, the one right by the piano. Whenever she starts to play the music, he gets up to inspect the piano and her skills, then makes his way up to the front to assume his chorister position.
Apparently he isn't shy. Ryan was out in the hallway with Luke on Sunday and said he saw Max turning off the lights in his classroom at one point and then he ran out of the room another time.
Points to note: (1)Max needs to have his love of music nourished, (2)his inability to sit and listen must be addressed. Dually noted. That will be the lesson for FHE this week.

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