What I Learned Today

Today I went to church and learned a lot...

 It's fun to jump on sewer lids.
 
 Flowers are pretty
Whatever this black thing is is also fun to jump on.
 They need to make these things easier to sit on.

Every door MUST be opened.


















Just because you're not attending any church meetings doesn't mean you shouldn't be reverent.


















But the most important thing I learned was that Addie is cute enough to get away with just about anything.

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