My musical daughter has convinced me that the strangest phenomenon exists in the church worldwide.
After talking to two very reliable sources in two different geographic locales, (female cousin counterparts) she found out that they, like us, have a Sister Johnson in their ward who sings. Imagine! She has therefore come to the conclusion that EVERY ward has a Sister Johnson who loves to sing. It's a pretty strong argument. She has based her assumption on some solid field work. If she's done the research and insists there is validity to her hypothesis, it must be true. Amazing discoveries like this merit the blog.
After talking to two very reliable sources in two different geographic locales, (female cousin counterparts) she found out that they, like us, have a Sister Johnson in their ward who sings. Imagine! She has therefore come to the conclusion that EVERY ward has a Sister Johnson who loves to sing. It's a pretty strong argument. She has based her assumption on some solid field work. If she's done the research and insists there is validity to her hypothesis, it must be true. Amazing discoveries like this merit the blog.(Our Sister Johnson is even more beautiful than the lovely singing lady above)Chime in here: is there a singing Sister Johnson in your ward?
10 comments:
There was but she moved to your ward. :)
I might be the Singing Sister Johnson. i might?!? :)
We have two Sis. Johnsons in our ward now and I just happened to sit between them in choir practice today. What a coincidence! I swear it wasn't planned!
I truly wish I were the Singing Sister Johnson, but alas I'm not. I guess playing doesn't count? We did have one though... Bert Johnson, but she's in the Framingham Ward now.
Great theory.
There is a Sister Johnson in the choir.
Oh definitely YES! I concur with said musical daughter. ;)
I've got one too, interestingly enough.
I think each ward is issued hymn books, lesson manuals and a Sister Johnson when they are formed.
We have ours all the way out here in West Virginia! Great theory, great deductions, and great fieldwork. She'll be a great scientist.
You've got a smart one! No matter what ward I am in there will always be a singing Sister J.
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