If you thought you were too old for bedtime stories, think again. Barack and Michelle Obama are making story time cool for children, adults, and adult-children alike, thanks to a spirited rendition of Where the Wild Things Are, which went down at the White House's Annual Easter Egg Roll.
Let's just hop right to it, shall we? (Ha, ha, ha.)
Well, this is completely amazing.
Also, in unrelated news, is this a photo of Obama's newest staff member, y/n?
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