“Helping Jamie,” Friend, Oct. 2011, 32–33
Helping Jamie
I’ll walk with you. I’ll talk with you. That’s how I’ll show my love for you (Children’s Songbook, 140–41).
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Tami liked to go to Primary. She liked learning about Jesus, she liked to sing, and she liked her teacher, Sister Brown.
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Tami liked everything about Primary except for one thing. She couldn’t sit with Mom. Mom taught a different Primary class.
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Mom, I want to sit with you.
You need to sit with your Primary class, and I need to sit with mine.
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Tami walked to the chairs where her class was sitting. She was not happy.
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Tami saw that Jamie was sitting all by herself. Jamie was new to Primary. She was crying.
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Tami sat in the chair next to Jamie.
Don’t cry. It’s OK.
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I want my mom.
I know, but Sister Brown is really nice. I’ll sit next to you so we can be together.
Thank you.
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Tami saw Mom smiling at her. It felt good to help Jamie. She was glad she was sitting in her own seat.