Wedding Woes

since it's slow, I have a very TMI embarrassing Buffy story.

^I announced the TMI right there, so, no grousing that it's all TMI :-P

So, Sunday, we went to church and I sat and sipped coffee and ate cookies while Buffy played w/ the toys in the kid's corner.
I was trying to get the child to leave (which is always a challenge.  It's not like the toys are that much cooler than hers at home, it's just...they're not hers.  And inertia exists.

We finish re-dressing the dolls and I am relatively sure she needs a clean diaper--I'm hoping to throw her in the car and drive the 2 min. home before I change her because there isn't really a changing table...but Buffy announces (loudly and clearly) that we can't go home, she needs a new diaper.  I say OK, we'll go over to the corner and change the diaper.  Which is when she announces (again, loudly and clearly) that I should look over there on the floor...
Buffy-"IT's POOP'
me-"uh..."
Buffy-"There's poop in the floor"
me" uh, let me clean that up *find wipe, use wipe to pick up poop*
Buffy- "mamma you did a good job cleaning up that kid dookie on the floor"
me...
Buffy-"It was mine.  That was my kid dookie.  There's more poop. *pointing to more poo on the floor"

I still have no idea how she managed to poop on the floor.  I did have emergency pants for her and I did clean it up.  (and she was the only kid, so I can't blame some other child).
But I kinda wanted to crawl into a hole and die.
I also don't know where she learned the word dookie.


Re: since it's slow, I have a very TMI embarrassing Buffy story.

  • "That's my kid dookie."  *ded* 
  • Bah.  Kid dookie?  Kilt me ded.
  • LOL at all of this!

    @6fsn - my friend has a boy and girl about 5 years apart.  When her DD was 3 or 4, she asked her mom when she would grow a peepee like her brother.  Mom had a chat with her too.  DD was VERY disappointed she wasn't going to be able to pee standing up at the potty.

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  • I'm reminded of the time I was watching the 5 and unders at my church with another gal. One little boy (about 3.5) needed to go potty. I took him to the single bathroom, sans separation area, made sure my back was turned at his request, only to hear him start and say "I'm goin potty like a Man!" (with "man" drawn out, more like "MAA-YAHN")

    I whipped around, to see him with his back to me, hand fisted on one hip, going with his hip popped out.

    It was all I could do not to laugh at the adorableness. I later pulled his mother aside and told her of the event. She and I died together laughing.

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