The last two weeks our primary has been preparing for our stake pioneer parade. Our primary presidency really wanted to teach the children about pioneers. I had the chance to speak to them about the pioneers. It didn't turn out the way I wanted it to, but I learned a lot. I am grateful for what the pioneers did and my testimony has grown, learning about the sacrifices of the pioneers. I just can't believe how much faith they had in the Lord to just leave their homes!All of our primary children and parents were part of our float and banner. I am so grateful for all the parents help in making it possible for the primary children to be in the parade.
All the children looked cute dressed up. Even parents and teachers were dressed up. It was awesome.
Chase loved dressing up and being in the parade. We made four laps around the church. On the final lap, he wanted to see the parade instead of being in it. It was crazy because he really wanted to see the parade and he started to cry. 
I dressed up the kids and myself as pioneers. It was fun. This is a new family in our ward. Brother and sister Hutch. On friday, the whole family came to help finish the last touches on the float. Brother Hutch put the float on a base so the kids could carry it and put poles on the banner so they could hold on to it as well. They are an awesome new family for the ward.
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I'm glad it turned out well. I know you worked really hard and were worried about it.
Wow!! That looks like a lot of work, but it looks like it went well. Thanks goodness that new family more in and saved the day. Looks like a fun family! Yeah, I'd agree--the pioneers are amazing!! I'm so thankful for their legacy! Glad that is over and all went well!!:) You guys make cute pioneers!:)
A lot of those people really look like pioneers. The costumes are great. Savannah looks too cute with that bonnet on her head!! Looks like a good time.
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