I cannot help myself. It is not a question that I want to ask, but I must. I have to know, yes.
The Hub and I are driving home from a splendid church service. In the convertible, yes. The sun is warm on my face and the scent of early blooms is in the air. Ah, spring.
But I cannot help myself. I have to know. About the condition. Of the church's urinal, yes.
Note: If the reader finds this statement baffling, perhaps a quick CLICK HERE is warranted.
The question is somewhat awkward. As a Trophy Wife, and a genteel one at that, I wish to maintain an air of dignity with my inquiry. About the condition. Of the urinal.
How was the pee hole today? I ask The Hub.
Note: The business of gentility needs a little work, apparently.
The Hub relates chatting with a Fellow Member in the sparkling men's room while The Fellow's adorable and precocious four year old lifts up his thing to aim it into the urinal. As the men chat, yes.
Note: I am grateful for female anatomy, my friends.
So The Kid is aiming his ding-a-ling and saying Daddy! Daddy! But Daddy and The Hub are discussing deep spiritual concepts, probably, and ignoring the fact that The Kid is high on his tippy toes, teetering and peeing in the urinal, yes, but there is some sort of ricochet problem. With the pee pee.
Daddy! It's splashing on my face!
Oops.
The urinal wins again.
Carry on!
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4 comments:
I heard that story. Way too funny, well , for those of us that raised little boys and are done with that. It's even more funny that B--- his dad that he was tall enough to reach.
Carry on...............
Wow.
Just wow. I can imagine myself one day, teaching my little warrior to do the same, with hopefully better results.
Did I ever mention the absolute STINKHOLE that exists in my chapel urinal? Seriously, it's wretched. And no amount of cleaning will make it better. Trust me ... I tried.
That is all.
I am sorry to admit that "genteel" has not been on my list of words describing my dearest MIL. However, FANTASTIC is definitely on there. Maybe even twice!
you have helped me to end a long day with some much needed laughter. thank you!
carry on...
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