The Brady Bunch

I was also the valedictorian.

Wait, this is the Brady Bunch.

Wait, hold on.

There's so much things flying right now.

We were talking about traitors, real housewives of North Dakota State.

What was the other one? The other one was, oh, You Are My Sunshine, the Brady Bunch reenactment story.

I don't know.

It's by housewives of Orange County or something like that.

And I watched TV.

I learned a lot of morals from Leave it to Beaver and Brady Bunch and watching the different shows.

Luckily, there were only three channels and you had to get up to change the channels.

So, you know, it limited me.

Each presidency had to do something.

And individual board members and families, you know, dress up like the Brady Bunch, do the, you know.

And it was this great plan to get every single auxiliary involved.

And then there was food and, you know, there were MCs and I wrote parody songs and we had music and we had a DJ.

I mean, just the very same thing started happening.

The same magic of everybody coming together.

We had a family that had three boys and three girls they did do the Brady Bunch they dressed up in the track suits and they sang this I mean just so fun the creativity of ever on every level in the ward and hundreds of people attended to the point where the bishop came up to us on the night and he goes well we're out of food what are we supposed to do now and I said well that's probably a good thing have you ever had this many people at an activity well no and we don't know what to do you know I'm like, well, this is a good problem.

Send somebody out to Safeway.

No, the reason I called, I like the Munsters better.

I didn't care for the Brady Bunch.

Not the Brady Bunch.

Really?

Well, I thought they were equally good.

That's my comfort show that I go to sleep.

That's going to be like, for a certain generation, that's like your Brady Bunch.

Yeah.

You

That's my comfort show that I go to sleep.

That's going to be like, for a certain generation, that's like your Brady Bunch.

Yeah.

You

That was a world that I grew up in.

And the world that we see where they're laughing about it, you know, in the Brady Bunch, people have always played that episode and so forth.

And childhood diseases were typically told as like, well, you want to get this when you're a kid because it's not that big a deal.

But if you don't and you get it later, then it becomes a bigger deal.

That was the world that I grew up in.

And the world that we see where they're laughing about it, you know, in the Brady Bunch, people have always played that episode and so forth.

And childhood diseases were typically told as like, well, you want to get this when you're a kid because it's not that big a deal.

But if you don't and you get it later, then it becomes a bigger deal.