ten how to steps :: rescuing a salamander

step one ::  locate salamander needing rescuing


step two :: squeal and shudder while dropping to your knees in order to ensure your children will develop an unnecessary fear of harmless amphibians


step three ::  put on proper "salamander rescuing" footwear

step four :: admire loving husbands $3 BIGLots sweat shorts and boots, "the justin's"


step six :: watch in horror as the love of your life jumps into the abyss


step seven :: squeal and shudder more as your young child admires the "muscly and slimy" no-it-cannot-be-our-pet-salamander, salamander


step seven :: photograph memorable father and son moment while admiring your husbands salamander rescuing attire once more


step eight :: wonder why they want to keep looking at it


 step nine :: wonder with increasing angst how much longer they'll admire it as it sits in a shallow bucket in the HALLWAY OF YOUR HOUSE!


step ten :: refuse to discuss the drop off location or future of the rescued salamander and then  ... demand a pumpkin shake upon their return for recovery.

the end

Comments

Scottkids said…
LOL! First of all, that thing is tiny! The picture you posted on facebook made it look like a baby Croc. Which is making me kaugh even harder because you are a wuss. :)

If it were the size of a baby crocodile, then that would be another story!

Glad he is safe either way!
Emily! What a fun surprise! That was so fun to see a post from you! I'm happy to see you and your cute family, and read about all the fun stuff going on in your life! You're welcome!... that was nice of you to thank me.. you were so much fun to train and hang out with each week! I miss those days! Have a great fall season.. I plan on coming back to read more exciting things you post! Oh.. and I think that salamander looked kinda cute :)