The fact is, I think Sponge Bob is a really stupid show and I can't stand it. So, during all those weekly trips to the library, I never once let Isaac bring home a Sponge Bob book. This philosophy, of course, made Isaac gravitate habitually to the Sponge Bob section of the bookshelves every time. Isaac has asked me several times why I don't like Sponge Bob and my answer never gets any more convicting than, "He's so annoying." But I have stood firm to my decision that there would be no Sponge Bob in my home.
Well, I stood firm until today. Abby wanted to watch a show on Daddy's ipod. And she happened upon a Sponge Bob show. Her joy was so complete at the opportunity to watch the "forbidden show" that she enthusiastically shared it with her equally enthusiastic brother. I decided it would be best to let them see it just so they would not idolize it their entire childhood as a forbidden treasure. So, here they are gleefully watching a Sponge Bob episode where the main characters rip their pants (ugh). I'm not even watching it and I feel dumber already.
3 comments:
Oh I am so with you on the sponge bob thing!! And for now my excuse is that my kids are definitely too young for the humor, but I know eventually my only excuse will be how annoying he is... ugh.
down with sponge bob!
I think you know I am with you on the spongebob deal. Unfortunately, Luke was exposed to it non-stop while he was in the hospital 2 years ago. So, against my wishes, he got attached to the little guy. While I detest him, and think the show is ridiculous, I have found many teachable moments through it. I have even learned a few lessons myself (God seems to use the foolish things of the world to confound the wise 1 Corinthians 1:27) Okay, I don't really think that scripture was meant for spongebob, but still... Haha! I feel your passion toward him! :) You're a great mom, Megan!
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