Here are the British Pageant pictures. Once again, play Spot the Bergeson. We enjoyed the British pageant and learning more about our British forebears. We enjoyed the opening scene where Scott shoveled manure off the street and Paula tried to dance with a heavy flower tree as a flower seller. We also enjoyed the Countries dance where the teenagers enjoyed their dancing roles and the rest of us tried to keep up and keep from falling off the stage while singing "Come All Whose Souls Are Lighted". We were a Bible reading family as Tyndale got burned at the stake. We went to church and listened to Heber C. Kimball preach. Usually Camille showed up late for that scene. We also read the lighted Book of Mormon later in the pageant. Talmage participated in some kind of tug of war rope scene. We boarded the ship, bid a sad goodbye to our native land, and spent lots of time pretending to live on board a ship as it crossed the ocean. It was a fun pageant and I learned to appreciate it more than I did the first time we saw it back in 2014.
The original post was written in January of 2015. I wrote an update at the bottom of this post in March 2021. A few months ago, a friend of mine told me about something she was doing in her family to help her family function better. Her teenage autistic son had been struggling a lot so they had been working with behavior therapists to help him and this "Do Dots Family System" had been recommended. As she described it, I was greatly intrigued since it sounded like something I wanted to implement at my own house. I looked into it and decided to purchase it right after Thanksgiving. Here is my review of how it has worked for us over the last six weeks or so. The basic idea of the chart is that children need to take care of their responsibilities before they get any privileges. It strongly reinforces the concept of "Work Before Play" . The chart helps children see in a very visual way that, until they have completed their responsibilities, they are on Le...
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