A few Sundays ago, it was my turn to teach the 8-11 CTR class (I take turns with another girl since its a crazy, enormous class). The lesson was on Nephi's vision of the tree of life and the iron rod. I don't know about you, but the most exciting part of church when I was little (and, lets be honest, to this day) is when someone brings treats. So when I'm the teacher, I make it a point to bring treats.
So what kind of treat fits in with the tree of life?
A tree of rice krispie treats, that's what.
This was not mine. Mine was lopsided and dried out. Also it had M&Ms in it (you know, fruit that is desirable above all else).
So I brought all my lesson stuff to church on Sunday, and I put the Rice Krispie Treat Tree in the church kitchen, and I went into Sacrament meeting. I came back out at the end to get my stuff...and the tree was gone. Just snatched off the plate. The entire thing. Gone.
Not gonna lie, I was pretty mad. The funny thing was, once I told my class what had happened, it actually bonded us together against the treat thief, and we had an awesome first lesson.
The rest of church passed, and I kind of got over it (the entire ward's anger on my behalf helped). I didn't think too much about it until a few days later when I heard a knock on my door. I opened it to find four older boys from the ward accompanied by the scout master holding a cake in a box from Eatzi's and a cookie that said "I'm sorry"
It was well received.
The boys looked super nervous, so I hugged them all and told them this cake was way better than dried out rice krispie treats.
Jamie agreed.
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Katie - that is so funny! The same exact thing happened to me last year. I made little valentines plates for the ladies I visit teach - they had individual cherry cheesecakes, candy, and other treats. There were six plates, individually wrapped, with a card taped the the top with the person's name on it. I brought it to church so I could hand them out there, and I put them in the fridge before sacrament meeting. When I went to find them after the meeting, four out of the six plates were totally gone. I could NOT believe it! Unlike you, though, I never heard anything about it. Though I'm pretty sure the culprits were boys of about the same age....
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