Just found out.
Demon Baby loves gum. He doesn't get to have it often. But it's a treat once in a while.
No more.
Demon Baby apparently sticks his gum under the kitchen table. Like a cheap diner or your 7th-grade school desk.
Oh, there's more.
He now likes to pee outside. In fact, if he's in the yard, chances are he is now marking his territory. Like some beer-addled frat boy.
I live in a diner. My kid is in Phi Kappa Grossness.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
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My kids are going through a "gotta have gum" phase right now. If they'd just keep it in their mouths I wouldn't mind so much, but of course that's too much to ask a 3-year old! I guess I should be thankful they're not out marking their territory. Thank God for small favors!
The great outdoors. One big bathroom.
It's a boy thing.
Conley:
See? My Demon Baby is a source of greta gratitude for nearly every mother I know. As in THANK GOD, he is NOT MINE.
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Jude:
I figured as much. My oldest son, though, never went through that phase.
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When my boys were young, I took them for a bike ride around the block that took about two hours. ("My legs hurt! I'm hungry! I'm thirsty! My balls hurt!)
Halfway through they had to go pee. I pointed at a tree and said, "How about over there?"
They went to the tree, stood with their backs to the tree, and pee'd into the street.
They're sort of normal now, if it's any consolation.
When my boys were young, I took them for a bike ride around the block that took about two hours. ("My legs hurt! I'm hungry! I'm thirsty! My balls hurt!)
Halfway through they had to go pee. I pointed at a tree and said, "How about over there?"
They went to the tree, stood with their backs to the tree, and pee'd into the street.
They're sort of normal now, if it's any consolation.
Robin:
THAT'S HYSTERICAL!!!!!!!
Utterly priceless.
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Little boys and sometimes big boys too have a different sense of hygiene. I think we women will never completely understand them. Maybe it's best to not even try.
Too funny, Robin!!!!
Suzanne:
I agree. Some things are best left a mystery.
:-)
E
Hilarious, Robin.
My ex's son wanted to emulate the dogs as much as possible and, of course, that included marking his territory. He was 10 at the time.
sarah:
I wonder that there's any hope for the male species sometimes.
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