My nearly two-year-old daughter climbed into bed with me this morning. So sweet, right? That’s what I thought at first. She had taken her clothes off because she wanted me to change her poopy diaper…which was leaking…and had leaked all over the sheets, and a bit on the comforter, AND on the floor, my oldest pointed out. Not quite my idea of the perfect way to start my day. But the best part came when I was in the bathroom, bottom sheet soaking in one sink, while I scrubbed the top sheet in the other. The culprit started to push the door open when her four-year-old sister, sensing my mood, loudly whispered to her, “Don’t go in there now. It’s dangerous!”
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My goodness, what a terrible way to wake up! I know that my children have had the same thoughts about me while I’m less than enthused about cleaning up excessive amounts of poop!
Great post!
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You have a way with capturing the ordinary.
“Don’t go in there now. It’s dangerous!”
So funny!
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Or rather my four-year-old does. The things that come out of her mouth sometimes!
Thanks. 🙂
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Oh my goodness. What a mess…literally and figuratively. Sometimes sleeping in is just not an option.
🙂
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Paul, it’s true. It’s partially my own fault, but the sheets probably needed to be washed anyway. On the bright side, it was a good impetus.
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