
Primary Singing Time Ideas for I Know That My Redeemer Lives
Teaching hymns in singing time is HARD! But with this list of favorite Primary singing time ideas for teaching I Know That My Redeemer Lives will make teaching a cinch!
I’m Camille. I was first called to be a Primary Music Leader in 2008. I’ve petitioned for this calling in a few wards we’ve lived in since then and received it every time (I’m guessing it’s hard to fill)! It’s definitely my favorite place to be on Sundays. If you are not quite feeling the same way, you have come to the right place – I’m here to hopefully help you LOVE this calling!!
I remember my first week as Primary Music Leader and it was an epic fail! I went into the calling thinking I knew what I was doing. I spent all week creating a huge lesson plan and it flopped!
Needless to say I was eventually led to the Internet for anyone willing to help a poor lost soul! I wandered to a wonderful Michigan woman’s blog (which is no longer available and I can’t seem to find) who emailed me TONS of material! She was an answer to my prayers.
Several years later, I now find myself in her spot being able to pay it forward and I love it! If you have thoughts of how I can better help you, please let me know! I want Camille’s Primary Ideas to be your one-stop singing time website!
I’ve also been able to teach all of my 6 kids during singing time and nursery on Sundays and have LOVED it! Throughout the years, I’ve come to enjoy sharing my testimony with all of my primary kids each week through music.
If you notice, we are the only person to teach EVERY Primary aged child, EVERY Sunday! Pretty amazing! But that can be a lot of pressure to have a lesson each week geared toward the brand new sunbeam up to an eye-rolling, 11-year old. But that’s where I come in…
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Teaching hymns in singing time is HARD! But with this list of favorite Primary singing time ideas for teaching I Know That My Redeemer Lives will make teaching a cinch!
These singing time ideas for teaching the Primary song, A Child’s Prayer will help your Primary fall in love all over again with this song! My favorite is using a match-up activity that puts the double melody together! But whatever you choose, these A Child’s Prayer singing time ideas are bound to accommodate your Primary’s learning style and needs!
You may notice a recurring theme for teaching The Holy Ghost in singing time … simplified ASL. However, if signing isn’t your thing, check out these other singing time ideas for teaching The Holy Ghost.
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odd place for questions, but I couldn't think of a better place to put it:) do you have any good ideas on how to teach feliz cumpilanos? I want my kids to learn it, but it seams a bit tricky with the languages. and not spend a whole singing time on it?
Anything would be helpful
Thanks
Eliza
Hi Eliza,
You can comment anywhere and I'll find it – we sing this in Primary and I've never taught it – I just belt it out with the words posted. The kids are still slowly getting it but it's definitely coming along. I did just pull out "A Children's Songbook Companion" book and there's a pretty simple way of presenting the song there. I don't want to infringe on copyright otherwise I'd just give you the whole lesson plan. But in a nutshell, there are cards with Happy Birthday written in the languages along with a picture of children dressed in that country. You pass them out randomly and try to have them put back in order – repeating the foreign words. I hope you have a copy of this book! They go in way better detail than I just have!
Good luck!
~Camille
Hi Cammile,
I had to laugh because I have just been called to this postion in West Utah and don't know how to read music at all I do sing well because I have been in primary more than 20 years teaching which I do very well . ((But What was HF thinking singing time.))) Poor kids here have gone though 3 singing teachers in 6 months . They did a ward boundry change and since that time we have had 3 singing teacher. I do not want to be the 4 gone. So I am looking for all the help I can get and to know what really expected from me and I want the kids to love to come to Primary cause its so fun.
We do have some problems though many of the Children have AD,control problems and hearing problems and a very large primary. Not including a very large nursery with 10 children. So I am looking for stuff to entertain them as well as let them learn and keep problems down. Libiary won't let us look at Sister grams notes. I would have gone had I had this calling then.:(
I also used to go to the Sherman Oaks ward in So Califoria when hubby and I lived there in the 90's was a great ward.
I would be great if you can steer me to any fun stuff to help the kids
Thanks so much Sister Haggart
Hi, Camille! I am doing a Sharing Station at the upcoming BYU Women's Conference on Primary singing time. I am compiling a list of seasonal ideas & was wondering if I could use your St. Patrick's Day treasure hunt. I would of course provide you as the source & a link to the post. Please let me know if I have your permission &/or if you have any questions. My email is http://www.christielynnlewis@gmail.com. Thanks so much!
I forgot…I also would like to share you "Doubles" dice game. Thanks!
Christie, I emailed you and never heard a reply back. I just hope you got my email. The answer is yes of course…I'm totally flattered! I also wanted to tell you that I have a Pioneer Day activity posted on the blog that was really popular if you're looking for things for Pioneer Day. It's the one that's combined with sharing time and includes making butter.
~Camille
Camille,
Your blog awesome; thank you for all your cute ideas and posts that I've been able to use to help my toddler learn more of the primary songs at home. You're amazing!
I just created a Book of Mormon Stories book for Toddlers and small children and wondered if I could send you a free copy to review on your blog? You do such a great job and I'd really value your opinion. Let me know what you think. Thanks again!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/17384953/book-of-mormon-stories-for-toddlers-and?
Jessica Christiansen
Hi Jessica,
I can't figure out how to contact you. I've just added a "Contact Me" form above. Would you mind sending me your information there so we can communicate via email?
Thanks!
~Camille
I can't submit information on the Contact Me form. I'm not sure why. I'm sure it's because I am web illiterate. Anyway, I have a planner I would like to share:
I have just posted my yearly planner. The direct link to the google docs document is: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B27MQYRIn4kNbjg1Y3R1M0V0N0E/view
The link to my blog post is: http://wouldyouliketosingasong.blogspot.com/2014/11/would-you-like-yearly-planner-for-2015.html
And as always, you are AWESOME! Thanks so much for all the work you share with us!
Here is the link for my updated version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B27MQYRIn4kNU0x6SnhhWDh4aGs/view?usp=sharing
(I did change the link on my blog post)
Hi Camille! Your site is amazing, and super helpful. I've found a number of KISS (keeping it simple silly) ideas from you. Thanks! I'm wondering if you've ever experienced a little resistance from older kids, and how you engage them without singling them out? You can email me directly at: michellemunson@gmail.com
I'm a new primary chorister and I am not crafty or imaginative. I love the sites, like yours, that make it so easy for me to prepare for singing time. I was wondering if you know of a link that has clip art that relates to the words to the primary songs. Instead of just putting up the words, I want to put up pictures.
Hi Christine!
I'm guessing you are referring to flip charts…pages that have pictures and words on them. I don't use flip charts very often so I don't create any myself. But if I do, my go-to website is probably jollyjenn found here:
http://jollyjenn.com/JollyJenns_Page/Flipcharts.html
I hope that helps! If not, let me know :).
~Camille
Camille, first off…you are amazing and I would be lost without your creativity and ideas. Thank you!! I would like to attempt teaching the primary kids Christmas Bells are Ringing. How do you teach the bells in the optional part (i'm blanking on the name…)? I get how to teach the kids how to play the bells along with the melody, but I'm at a loss. What did you do to teach that part?
Thanks in advance!
I have been using a lot of your handbell ideas – love them! I want to use the bells for the chorus of Easter Hosanna pg 68. I cannot find any bell music for that and was hoping for a suggestion on how to write it myself. Thanks!
Hi Dena!
I'd suggest making your own chart – I have a post to help you here:
https://camillesprimaryideas.com/2014/11/make-your-own-handbell-chart.html
I'll see if I can try to make one before Sunday but I can't guarantee I'll get it finished with it being the holiday weekend.
~Camille
Hi Dena!
I added a handbell chart to Easter Hosanna here:
https://camillesprimaryideas.com/2016/03/easter-hosanna-chorus-on-bells.html
I hope it helps!!
~Camille
Hi Camille-
Thank you so much for your help with the handbell chart for Easter Hosanna. With the last minute request I was so excited when I opened your web page this morning and there it was! You are amazing! I will let you know how it goes. Thanks again – I love all your ideas and willingness to share!
Dena
Hi Camille!
I love your blog! It has helped me feel more confident in my calling and more organized. I love all your ideas and willingness to share. I am thinking of starting a blog myself and wondered if you are self-hosted or if you just use a free blog format? If you are using a free blog service how do you have your own domain name?
Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
Jeana
Hi Camille!
I have had great success using the handbells in Primary. Thanks for all your suggestions & especially for "Easter Hosanna". I have used them at Easter, Sacrament Program and again at our ward Christmas party. The kids love them and so does our ward. I have used them for singing time using your bell chart to make my own for short songs like "Stand For The Right" and "Falling Down". I was wondering if you might be writing an obligato for "As A Child of God?" I would love to teach that for our Sacrament Program this year.
Thanks!
Dena
HI Dena!
I'm happy to hear the handbells have worked out for you. Unfortunately, I don't write music – just not a talent I was blessed with. If you posed that question on the Chorister's FB group, I'll bet there is someone talented enough to do that. You may just have to be cautious about infringing on copyright as well – although I don't know much about that area either. Sorry I'm not more help!
~Camille
Have you scheduled your Primary Program for this year? I'm trying to decide on a date and my life is a lot easier if my schedule matches yours. LOL
Hi Shannon!
Ours is looking like the 3rd or 4th week in October but it's not set yet. I'm totally flattered you want to match me :).
~Camille
Thanks! And congrats on your new addition.
Hey Camille, I'm new to this calling and not musical at all! I'm going to try to teach our Primary kids 'Christmas Day' (found in the Friend magazine) and 'I'd Sing You a Song'. Have you taught either one of these songs to your Primary kids? Each song has two parts, so I'd like to teach the older kids one part and the younger kids the other part for each. Thanks!
Hi Shauna Finlinson,
I haven't taught either of those songs, I'm sorry. I'd try asking for ideas on the Chorister's FB group page. Sorry I'm not more help.
~Camille
Hey, Camille,
You are truly amazing. Thanks for sharing so much with us.
I am trying to make my own handbell songs. I notice on "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" that the circles are smaller and have the words written under them. I want to do something similar for myself. What program is this created in? I have printed off the master sheet and one set of circles, but what if I want to create this digitally? Also, if I do the "cut out the squares" method, it can take a lot longer to set up the cards. We don't have much time for set up. I cannot find the digital set up since I get these in .pdf format. Or am I just that technologically challenged?
So, thanks for all you do for us Primary Music Leaders.
Sue
Hi SueZ,
I'm not sure where you found a note chart for "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" because I don't have that posted on my website…maybe it was another one you were looking at? If you created your own handbell charts from my "Make-Your-Own Handbell Chart" post, I'd suggest putting the chart all together before primary, either on a big poster board or on card stock. That would definitely take too long to create during singing time. I'm also not sure what you mean about the "digital set up."
Sorry I'm not more help…
~Camille
Hi Camille!
I've loved using all of the ideas in your blog. Thank you for all of your work!
I have put links to many of your posts on this blog in the app we hope to be publishing by the end of this month. I hope it helps many choristers and brings many to your blog.
You can view it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl5gLjR2lqQ
I'm hoping to get feedback before it's' out. If you'd like to demo a copy I could email you one to try it out.
Best,
Brooke
Camille, I've been so grateful for your wonderful blog that is such an inspiration. Thank you soooo much for your help and diligence, you will be rewarded handsomely one day.
I use so many of your ideas. Thank you so much for your help.
I taught "My Heavenly Father Loves Me" with signing from your website. Now I can't find it and need to refresh my signing. Can you tell me where I can go to get your Utube with signing. She is so good. I used her for signing a song last year too.
Thanks Cherie Lynn
clynngong@gmail.com
Hi Camille! I noticed that you laminate a lot of your props etc. where or how do you do that? Buy the self stick at Walmart? Go to Office Depot each time? I love having stuff laminated but I think it would get pretty expensive? -Lacee
Hi Lacee,
I have a laminator that was pretty cheap and I buy the laminating sheets that go with it. I've got details on this post here if it helps:
https://camillesprimaryideas.com/2014/06/staying-organized-part-5.html
Let me know if you have any more questions :).
~Camille
Hi Camille just wanted to say thank you for all your time and effort that you put into this. I have a quick question to ask you. I am currently a seminary teacher and I was using the map that you created. We are having a reading trek to encourage the youth to read. I found the second half of the map in the friend but I cannot seem to figure out 1. How did you convert it to a JPEG
2. How did you get rid of the white boxes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
3. How did you do it so that it could be printed out from home and then put together. I already printed out the first half and assembled it and then I came across the second half and I would like to do the same. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much
Katinka
katinkaallan@gmail.com
Hi Camille,
Have you ever done anything for the song I want to be a missionary now? Oh 168
Hi Lisa Mitchell,
I haven't taught that one {yet}! But I did a little searching and there are a few ideas on sugardoodle here that looked fun:
http://www.sugardoodle.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1421&Itemid=5
Or, I'd reference A Children's Songbook Companion book, I have details here if you need:
https://camillesprimaryideas.com/2012/01/childrens-songbook-companion.html
I hope that helps.
~Camille
Thank you! I did look at surgardoodle and when I went to the page for that song nothing was there. Were you able to find it?
If you copy and paste that first link into your browser I suggested above, it all pulls up for me. There are LOTS of suggestions there. I'm not sure what to tell you, except to maybe try a different browser. Sorry I'm not more help.
~Camille
got it. thanks
Hi Camille, I found on my computer the ocd Christmas pictures for "This is the season…". I'm not quite how to share or if I should. These are the pictures you have pictured with the strings on them. I think I asked you for them. Anyway…Thank you for ALL of your amazing work and talent.
Hi Kathy!
I'm glad you found what you were looking for! I was able to find a way around getting the images off of the website and updated my post, but thank you for helping me get it corrected! It has helped many others too!!
~Camille
I just received this calling and have felt overwhelmed. Glad I was directed to your site. In all my searching, I saw a medley of the nativity song and silent night for primary to sing in sacrament. I now can’t seem to find it? I was hoping to do posting words for it. Have you ever seen a medley like this?
One more question. We have a little soon to be sunbeam that is losing her hearing and I’m afraid she’s really not getting the songs and not feeling apart of things. (In nursery now). Any suggestions? I’ve thought if bringing an iPad with the church’s resources of ASL videos of songs, but not sure she knows ASL yet.
Hi Kristi,
If you can get me the lyrics to the medley, I'd be happy to add it. I haven't heard of the medley you are referencing.
As for your primary with hearing loss, I'm not really sure I know how to help…my first thought would be to have the child sit on an adult's lap while you sing so she can at least feel the vibrations of the adult singing and the adult can help lead her movement which I would recommend doing lots of. I'd definitely have a chat with her parents as they probably know the best way to communicate with her and can give you more suggestions.
~Camille
I just moved into a small ward that has no music supplies. With the 2019 changes getting ready to happen the bishop and primary president has asked me to get the supplies I thought needed to help the children. I would love to get some bells and was wondering should I get an 8 bell set or something larger? We have maybe 40 kids in the primary. Also can you suggest some other supplies that we should order to keep on hand?
Hi Unknown!
If you check out my New Choristers tab here:
https://camillesprimaryideas.com/p/new-choristers_5.html
I think it answers most of your questions under the "Suggested Props" section. I go into detail about handbells (I always recommend the 13-note set for starters but with your big group, I'd go for the 20 if your budget allows).
If you still have more questions after reading that, just let me know!!
~Camille
Camille,
I love everything you do! Thank you for all your wonderful ideas! I'm having a problem printing the Books and the Bookshelf. It looks like they are going to print, and then never do. I would love to have them this year, but not sure why I cant print them.
Please let me know.
Thank you!
Barbera Piner
Hi Barbera,
Sorry you are having trouble. I know others have printed it fine so I'm not sure what to tell you. Have you tried printing other documents in addition to this one? Maybe try downloading the document first to your computer then try printing. If you send me your email address, I can email the file to you and maybe that will print for you.
~Camille
Hi! I love your blog and use your plans every week. I noticed when I was printing off stuff for this Sunday a pop up that said the Google+ content was going away April 2nd! Does that mean I can't get your content after that date? Do I need to print everything out from your site before April 2nd? I'm one worried chorister over here!!
Thanks,
Amy McAbery
Hi Amy,
Google+ is in fact going away (it's Google's platform similar to Facebook) but I don't do anything on Google+ so as long as you come to my website address, I'll be here :). Please don't print anything out before April 2nd as there is no need. But I'm totally flattered you are worried!!
~Camille
Please read the manual and helps authorized by the church. We are not supposed to be doing holidays,ie Valentine’s Day, st Patrick’s day etc. this is a church calling not a preschool or school. Everything should be pointing the children to Jesus and Heavenly Father. Our culture in Utah has Moved away from gospel teaching and tries to integrate worldly fluff instead of pure doctrine. Please sisters read the manual to teach these children. Use the spirit and it’s guidance instead of easy things so you don’t have to work too hard. Fluff and fun can be had at preschool; heavenly fathers children need to feel the spirit and to have the songs teaching pure doctrine.
Camille
I have been trying to get a set of hand bells from your shop, but when I pull up the site it says there is error. Is there another way that I can order them?
Hi Christie!
Sure enough…the link doesn’t work! I’ve updated my shop and it should work now! Thank you for letting me know.
~Camille
I think it’s amazing how much you share in order to help everyone else in their callings. Thank you! I just found your interactive posters for the books in the Book of Mormon and New Testament. I’d love to have a whole matching set for our primary room. Is there any chance you will create one for the books of the Old Testament soon?
Hi Elizabeth!
I won’t be creating Old Testament until 2021. I’m sorry – I’m struggling to keep up with what I’ve already got scheduled. I hope you’ll be okay to wait until next year :). And thank you for your kind comments!
~Camille
I purchased the singing time clock via paypal and I can not download it .
I have the necessary software to convert and/or download but I can’t find the purchase order and don’t want to pay an additional 16.50
Hi Susan,
Yes, I received your order. I’m not sure why you didn’t receive the order email. But I have emailed you the link and a receipt. Sorry for the inconvenience!
~Camille
Camille,
Thank you for sharing all of your ideas so freely. I have a question.
I love using scarves, bells, sticks, etc but I find that the handing out/collecting process takes so much time and I am wondering if you have a system that works well for you?
I always bag up things (like scarves) by class to facilitate handing them out but it still seems to take precious moments to get them handed out and ready to sing and then collected again.
Thank you for any ideas that you have to share.
Krystal
Hi Krystal!
You are right, it does take a little time handing out items. You may have a bigger primary than I do so it takes longer. My first thought is exactly what you do – hand them out to teachers to hang on to before singing time and collect afterward. The next would be to hand them out as they are doing some sort of listening activity, either listening to the song as it’s played on your phone, or as you and teachers sing it. Ask them a question beforehand so they can listen for the answer. Or make passing them out part of the activity, have them pass down the class row to the beat as the song is being played/sung/listened to. My last thought would be to have each chair have the items already passed out underneath it on the floor before primary but I can see kids grabbing everything as they are waiting to use them. But that has the potential to backfire. Anyway, it sounds like you’ve got a good system. Maybe just not use props as often if it is a real problem. Go for activities that don’t require passing out and collecting as often. Anyway, not sure if that’s helpful or not. Good luck!
~Camille
Hi Camille, I have been released as a Primary Chorister and need to cancel my to go subscription. I don’t know how to do that
Thank you for all you do,
Roxanne Nay
Hi Roxanne,
I’ve canceled your subscription and emailed you. Thank you for subscribing and for your kind comment! Come back any time you need.
~Camille
Hi Camille,
I bought your singing time schedule subscription on May 1st. I am not able to access it anymore. It gives me this…
“ERROR: You have a problem with one or more of your subscriptions. To prevent any lapses in your subscriptions please visit your Subscriptions page to update them.”
I went in to make sure my PayPal is still linked and it is, it also shows a transaction on May 1st, but on your page it shows no transactions.
Any ideas of what I need to do to gain access again? I did have access and downloaded multiple pages to print right after I purchased it.
Thanks!
Hi Heidi!
Thanks for reaching out. I apologize you are having difficulty with your account. I looked into it and it appears that you did create an account, but no payment was received on my end. So your account isn’t active. I went to my PayPal account to double check and I don’t see a payment there from you either. Are you able to login to your actual PayPal account to verify that payment was taken from your account? If it was, we need to contact PayPal.
In the meantime, I’ve emailed you May’s schedule. If you will verify that PayPal didn’t collect your funds, I will delete your account. Then you can hopefully set up a new one and start from scratch.
So sorry for the hassle! Let me know what you find out about your PayPal payment and we’ll get this figured out as soon as possible!
Thanks so much!
~Camille
Okay this may be a long one. But remember when you made the Review game “Come follow me ” and I will make you fishers of men? I loved that one. I used it every 4th Sunday for reviews of the program songs. Now I have and idea of one for this year I just don’t know how to implement it, and wondered if you could help? It needs to be about Joseph Smith. How he worked hard on the Smith farm, building a temple, the sacred grove, Hill Cumorah, publishing of the B of M, first vision etc. Just don’t quite know how to make a game with a path to get to the top and which thing should be at the top and what cute thing could be the game pieces with the songs listed on them. Got any ideas? I am ready for any suggestions that you might have. Even if it is something different.
Thanks for your time and all you do. I love it!
H Shauna!
Okay, this is totally an answer to my prayer! I’ve had something similar in mind but I’ve been struggling with how to implement it all. I like the idea of a game board. I was thinking along the lines of a sing-a-story with all the various events that took place during the restoration. Events like Joseph reading in James 1:5-6, The 1st Vision, Moroni visiting & delivering the plates, translating the plates, and finally publication of The Book of Mormon. Then with every event, something to add in to help improve singing like singing reverently to feel the spirit, keeping your chin up when things get difficult, smiling, etc. Anyway, I’ll keep brainstorming but I totally appreciate your comment! Thanks so much!!
Camille, I’m old and can’t figure out how to get your 2021 Children’s program outline. You said it was in your resource library. I don’t know how to access that library. Could you help me out?
Hi Rinez!
You just need to subscribe to receive access to my Resource Library (I did that for you). Then when you receive the email with my Resource Library link, the outline is filed under Category Title > Primary Program Outline > 2021. I’ll email you the link if that helps as well.
~Camille
I would like to cancel my subscription.
Hi Michele!
I’ve canceled your subscription. Thanks for joining! Let me know if I can do anything else for you.
~Camille
Camille,
Your website it wonderfully filled with delightful ideas that are helpful for leaders and engaging for children. Thank you for all you do for primary! I love your Singing Time Schedule! What a wonderful help to keep me organized. However, I would like ONLY the monthly lesson template. As I have searched your website I can only find the schedule with the bundle – Singing Time Schedule To Go. Is the schedule available to print off for the year without the extra stuff?
Hi Suni!
If I understand you correctly, you just want my blank planner for the year to fill in. It’s filed on my Resource Library under Category Title > Planner > 2021. I hope that helps. I’ll email you the direct link as well.
~Camille
Hi Camille,
I don’t know if it is just my phone but when I scan your QR code for the Music for Singing Time 2022 the last YouTube video listed is “Decluttering My Fantasy Self” from the Minimal Mom. Just thought I’d let you know so that you can take it off. Thank you for all of your wonderful resources!
~Kathy
Hi Kathy!
Thank you so much for letting me know, that is my mistake! I love the Minimal Mom but she definitely doesn’t belong on this playlist!
~Camille
I am new to your blog. Do you have any tips for letting those with speaking parts know when it is their turn to come to the pulpit besides someone sitting at the pulpit facing the children and trying to direct traffic? 🙂 I guess we could have all the speakers sit together but we usually have them sit with their class. There is 1-2 children/ class who have speaking parts and those parts are mixed in between songs. Thanks!!
Hi Sharee!
Great question! Our primary has the kids come up by class and the teacher leads the class up, helps them at the mic and directs them to sit down after they have finished speaking. I have a few more details about it here in this post if it helps:
https://camillesprimaryideas.com/2021/08/2021-primary-program-outline.html
Otherwise, I would see if you can get an older child paired with a younger child to help lead them up. Let me know if you have any more questions.
~Camille
Hi Camille!
Sharol Omer here. Just today I received notice that our paypal account will no longer automatically pay you each month! Eek! Not happy about that one! If needed, I will come to your house and hand you the cash! (You might prefer that anyway!?!)
So my questions for you are: 1) Do you know if this has happened to others?
2) I’m guessing this my May payment, would you pretty please keep
emailing me until I can resolve it?
2) What other ways can I pay?
3) Should I take this personally and be offended? (j/k)
Sharol
Hi Sharol!
I’ve emailed you directly but just in case, here’s that information as well: I’m in the process of switching platforms and shutting down my original platform. I’ve sent out a few emails with details about switching your account. Have you received those? If not, no worries! All you need to do is re-subscribe. I’ve sent you the direct link. Let me know if you have any questions and thanks for subscribing!
~Camille
I just wanted to say THANK YOU!
You bet!