Peanut And Elsa Are Up To Naughtiness!

There were so many people boarding the ship that no one noticed some little elves that also got on board. In fact, those little mischief makers got to Nora and her friends' cabins before they did. They loved it! Oh they found so many things to play with. They talked a mile a minute about how much fun this was going to be.

 They found the beds first. Oh how comfy! Oh and there was a shelf that made the perfect place to jump from! This was the best vacation ever! Plus their best friend, Peanut decided to join them on the cruise instead of going back to work right away.
Peanut headed into the bathroom. "Look, guys! Let's have some fun before we go look around, okay?"
The elves joined in the fun. First the toilet paper had to go, then they switched the cold water into hot water.(That was a terrible trick, little elves!) Peanut said, "The cruise line has a sign on the toilet that says, 'close lid before flushing.' I bet if they don't close the lid it might overflow. Shall we take the sign away?"

 Oh how he laughed. Elsa was next to see that the cruise ship had little bottles of shampoo and conditioner; even toothpaste. "Oh let's poke tiny little holes in the tube, that should make a fun mess!"
"This is so much fun, I think I will look to see where the ladies have a spa day. I think I just might replace the mud in the facial mud jar with real mud and perhaps a little surprise besides! Oh how I love to go on cruises!"

Peanut told his friends that he had seen a child care room when they passed through the main corridor. It looked like a wonderful place to have lots of fun. So soon all three of the mischief makers were on their way to see what they could get into. Oh my goodness did they find a room full of fun just waiting to happen.

The whole thing is when you play a trick on someone they might get the blame for it. Let's hope that didn't happen to some innocent folks on board this beautiful cruise ship. And one more thing: the three little elves did not see a big elf in the corner of the play room. He was the playroom monitor that the cruise line had hired to make sure the children had a good time while their parents were on the sun deck by the pool. They just might be headed for trouble themselves.

I wonder who owns the cruise ship....