My oldest was watching an educational video about flatworms. Yum! I watched the starfish one with her, but let her handle this video on her own. I had dinner to consider, after all.
When it was over she came to give me her report. This is what she learned about flatworms:
“Mommy, did you know that flatworms are both male and female? And when they mate, they fight each other. The loser has to be the female.”
Wow. And we thought humans were sexist.
In other news, my friend Anne posted this little gem on facebook the other day:
In the middle of Barnes & Noble my daughter announced, “WAIT A SECOND…THERE’S TOILET PAPER IN MY BOTTOM!”
They’re just so precious, aren’t they?
Ew ew ew ew ew!!!!!
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Ah, exactly the reaction I hope to get every time someone reads my blog. 😉
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Flatworms do good impressions of pretzels too.
The toilet paper story is hilarious!
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I hope you’ve never actually tried to eat one, mistaking it for a pretzel. Somehow, when it comes to you, that doesn’t seem so far fetched!
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Well, your stories come full circle, because that worm looks like poo. Goes hand in hand with toilet paper. 😉
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Leave it to a mother of teenage boys to make that connection!
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Sadly, when I saw the pic in my reader, that’s the first thing that came to mind. Yes, they have tainted me.
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Admittedly, if I hadn’t know in advance, that’s probably were my mind would have gone too.
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UGH! That picture is gross! Since we are talking about bathroom stories – my 3 year old granddaughter informed me from her car seat in the back of the car as I was taking her to my house for a play date: “I pooped a big one! I feel much better now!” Her mother was not thrilled to hear that story!
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Ha! Ah, yes. So lady-like. Just like my little princesses. I have to tell them all the time, “That’s not lady-like,” or “Princesses don’t talk that way.” It’s a bit of a lost cause, it seems.
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The loser has to be female. Well, I suppose there’s some reason for that, I mean, who wants to be pregnant? Especially a flatworm. They just lay a bunch of eggs and move on. They don’t even get to cuddle the babies. All 60 million of them.
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So true.
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You’re humor is fresh, clean and actually FUNNY (at least to me!) Neat blog! I’ll be back.
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Thank you! Hopefully not just funny to you!
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