Thingsyoureallydon’twanttohear#2

Our five-year-old called his daddy into the bathroom for some help the other day (yes, it’s going to be that kind of post, so go on and visit Buzz or Chris if you prefer more palatable subjects). Gil went in, hoping for a commando-style mission: a quick assist and a hasty retreat, but Logan asked him to pull up a stool seat and talk with him while he finished up. I have to give Gil a heap pile lot of credit for this, because there was a definite haze in the air and it took some fortitude to stay. He reached into the cupboard, grabbed a cannister, gave the air a surreptitious spritz, and faced his oldest son.

Gil: “OK, Logan, what did you want to talk about?”
Logan: “Well, guess what? I can count to 900! Wanna hear?”

UPDATE: I just checked my links like a good little blogger, and noticed that Buzz has actual photos of someone’s digestive tract today. Try to remember that I spared you that.

Comments

beth beth said on...
02.19.04 at 09:43 AM |

lol that is too funny! smile

Lisa Lisa said on...
02.19.04 at 12:51 PM |

Being a parent is all about the glamour, isn’t it?!  wink

Buzz Buzz said on...
02.19.04 at 02:24 PM |

Daddy must be a saint!  Too funny!

Genuine said on...
02.19.04 at 05:23 PM |

My wife spent the day with my daughter on Monday for President’s Day. I came home and the first thing my daughter says, “Daddy I need to tell you what I did today!” Thinking she would give me a play by play of the shopping and other girl day out things, I said, “Great”. “Daddy I fwushed my Barbie mirror down the toilet.” “It bwoke.” I galnced at my wife and she was looking at the ground in a manner that indicated “I didn’t do it”. The next two hours I spent taking out the toilet and trying to take out the mirror. Apparently my daughter had dropped the mirror in the toilet while making a gigantic...yeah

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