The Things We Don't Usually Do on the Sabbath

This is Drew.  Candice worries that when I post, no one knows it is me.  I think she is right, but I don't care.

Anyhow.  

Candice and Sarah have the energy of the family (can you imagine!)  So sometimes they wander the neighborhood.  That consists of our little townhouse development, two softball fields, the fire department, a tennis court, a home for abused children (The Christmas Box House that the book was based on), a park, and the South Salt Lake County Public Health Center.  

The Health Center has a library.  Most of the people visiting the center are Latinos, and the librarian is a wonderful, kind Latina (which rhymes with Katrina, who we are grateful survived Hurricane Ike).  The bibliotecario (librarian) loves Sarah and always gives her special books to keep (like Good Night, Moon and Olivia books).

The other day she gave Sarah a Baby Einstein bath book called "What Floats."

We started reading it to her yesterday.  Today during family scripture study she was bringing it to Mommy and Daddy.  Apparently, Baby Einstein is scripture now.

Daddy (Drew) saw something in the first page of the book that was not quite scripture study appropriate.

Here is what the book looks like for real.  I am putting the text under the photos since I cannot figure out how to make it bigger:

I float beside my mommy

As quiet as can be.

Beside me floats a bubble--

Now what else can I see

But then this is what I saw:

Pee-Yewwwww!

Was that you, Baby Lion?

*pop*

Listen to Baby Lion giggle.

Candice did not appreciate that I thought of this on the Sabbath.

But it was still funny.

By the way, if you want to see my once in a blue moon updated blog, which is far too serious in Candice's opinion, you can go here: http://drewsconcerns.blogspot.com/

ps - Katrina, I originally accidentally wrote that you "surprised" Hurricane Ike instead of "survived."  The visual image was hilarious.