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If you have a laugh you’d like to share, send it to latterdaylaughs@meridianmagazine.com">latterdaylaughs@meridianmagazine.com. Be sure to include your name, city and state (or country).
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Time Out for Mom
My 3-year-old, Eden, wanted something and I told her I was taking a break. She said, "OK, when you're done breaking."
Kim Asp
American Fork, Utah
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A Preschooler’s Love Song
Recently I had this interchange with a 4-year-old boy and his mom in our ward:
Me: I'm sorry you won't be in Primary to practice with us today. We're singing for our moms in Sacrament Meeting next week for Mother's Day.
Mother: Tell me what songs you're doing and I'll help him practice them at home.
Me: Mother Dear I Love You So, and Love is Spoken Here.
4-year-old: I know Mother's Smokin' Here!
Cindy Tyler
Vista, California
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Animal Kingdom
I took Karyssa to a pond to feed the ducks. She was so excited when we saw a mother duck sitting on her eggs. She made me laugh when she said: "Where is her husband? Maybe he's at work. He needs to hold her flipper when she has her babies!"
Lynn Johnson
Spanish Fork, Utah
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Econ 101
When one of our grandsons was about four, I offered him a dollar if he could tell me which president's face was on the bill. He replied with the only president he knew: "President Hinckley!"
C. Russell Nickel
Lacey, Washington
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Sorting it All Out
My newly-turned-3-year-old daughter was looking at the hymnbook during sacrament meeting. She wanted to know what the word on the front of the book was. I told her it says: “Hymns.” She responded by pointing at the bishopric and asking in a confused voice: "Hims?"
Sarah Flake
Sonora, California
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The Never Ending Story
I was telling my older boys that I love them and they said back to me, "Love you more.” Then my youngest said: "Mommy, I love you never ending.” What a way to end a great day!
Krissy Gibson
St. George, Utah
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Trish Manwaring is an assistant editor of Meridian Magazine.
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If you have a laugh you’d like to share, send it to latterdaylaughs@meridianmagazine.com">latterdaylaughs@meridianmagazine.com. Be sure to include your name, city and state (or country).
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Time Out for Mom
My 3-year-old, Eden, wanted something and I told her I was taking a break. She said, "OK, when you're done breaking."
Kim Asp
American Fork, Utah
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A Preschooler’s Love Song
Recently I had this interchange with a 4-year-old boy and his mom in our ward:
Me: I'm sorry you won't be in Primary to practice with us today. We're singing for our moms in Sacrament Meeting next week for Mother's Day.
Mother: Tell me what songs you're doing and I'll help him practice them at home.
Me: Mother Dear I Love You So, and Love is Spoken Here.
4-year-old: I know Mother's Smokin' Here!
Cindy Tyler
Vista, California
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Animal Kingdom
I took Karyssa to a pond to feed the ducks. She was so excited when we saw a mother duck sitting on her eggs. She made me laugh when she said: "Where is her husband? Maybe he's at work. He needs to hold her flipper when she has her babies!"
Lynn Johnson
Spanish Fork, Utah
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Econ 101
When one of our grandsons was about four, I offered him a dollar if he could tell me which president's face was on the bill. He replied with the only president he knew: "President Hinckley!"
C. Russell Nickel
Lacey, Washington
****
Sorting it All Out
My newly-turned-3-year-old daughter was looking at the hymnbook during sacrament meeting. She wanted to know what the word on the front of the book was. I told her it says: “Hymns.” She responded by pointing at the bishopric and asking in a confused voice: "Hims?"
Sarah Flake
Sonora, California
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The Never Ending Story
I was telling my older boys that I love them and they said back to me, "Love you more.” Then my youngest said: "Mommy, I love you never ending.” What a way to end a great day!
Krissy Gibson
St. George, Utah
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Trish Manwaring is an assistant editor of Meridian Magazine.
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If you have a laugh you’d like to share, send it to latterdaylaughs@meridianmagazine.com">latterdaylaughs@meridianmagazine.com. Be sure to include your name, city and state (or country).
****
Time Out for Mom
My 3-year-old, Eden, wanted something and I told her I was taking a break. She said, "OK, when you're done breaking."
Kim Asp
American Fork, Utah
****
A Preschooler’s Love Song
Recently I had this interchange with a 4-year-old boy and his mom in our ward:
Me: I'm sorry you won't be in Primary to practice with us today. We're singing for our moms in Sacrament Meeting next week for Mother's Day.
Mother: Tell me what songs you're doing and I'll help him practice them at home.
Me: Mother Dear I Love You So, and Love is Spoken Here.
4-year-old: I know Mother's Smokin' Here!
Cindy Tyler
Vista, California
****
Animal Kingdom
I took Karyssa to a pond to feed the ducks. She was so excited when we saw a mother duck sitting on her eggs. She made me laugh when she said: "Where is her husband? Maybe he's at work. He needs to hold her flipper when she has her babies!"
Lynn Johnson
Spanish Fork, Utah
****
Econ 101
When one of our grandsons was about four, I offered him a dollar if he could tell me which president's face was on the bill. He replied with the only president he knew: "President Hinckley!"
C. Russell Nickel
Lacey, Washington
****
Sorting it All Out
My newly-turned-3-year-old daughter was looking at the hymnbook during sacrament meeting. She wanted to know what the word on the front of the book was. I told her it says: “Hymns.” She responded by pointing at the bishopric and asking in a confused voice: "Hims?"
Sarah Flake
Sonora, California
****
The Never Ending Story
I was telling my older boys that I love them and they said back to me, "Love you more.” Then my youngest said: "Mommy, I love you never ending.” What a way to end a great day!
Krissy Gibson
St. George, Utah
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Trish Manwaring is an assistant editor of Meridian Magazine.
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