And by accident I mean no one getting a visit from America's least loved Care Bear, Diarrhea Bear. For almost two weeks now, at least one person in this household has not been lovin' it when it came to going numero deuce. The reigning Shifley loose stools champion is Little Miss Hayden, and she's taking it to a whole new level with her gravity-defying poop. Her shit is magical. Sorry Sir Issac Newton but you didn't have the pleasure of living with a nearly 2-year-old girl with diarrhea because otherwise you would've never said, "What goes up must come down."
Check it out Ike.
Hayden was standing on a chair in the dining room when she informed us that she pooped. I lifted up her shirt to assess the damage and there was a wall of doo doo going up her back.
How does this happen?
She was standing up, crapped, and somehow half of the fecal matter ended up not in her diaper.
Did her poop decide to go on an adventure?
"Screw it. We're going to be bold and daring. We're going where no poop has gone before. Yee Haw!"
Whatever the case might be, I'm glad the Diarrhea Bear has gone on to terrorize another household with its amazing poop performances.
And in other Shifley family news, I'm glad to report that we've also been a Velociraptor-free workplace so we have that going for us, which is nice.
Thanks for stopping by. Be excellent to each other.
I will persevere. I will keep moving forward. I will be the stream.
I know, right? Straight up! Been there done that. Glad it's moved on.
ReplyDeleteI can see the Shifley household has not been the place for happy bunnies recently. Still, all things come to an end... thankfully. Have to say, Matt, that I love the way you wrote about this unhappy experience... seriously, if your book is as well written I can't wait to read it. Happy weekend to you all.
ReplyDeleteMy grandson has recently informed me that dinosaurs have gone un-extinct. So be careful out there. That's all I'm saying.
ReplyDeleteI read, then remember events like this and wonder why we would even consider having another kid. It could be worse: could have happened in the car, the pool, etc.
ReplyDeleteMaybe that's all behind you now.
ReplyDeleteI saw a dinosaur the other day, I gave it some candy and it went away.
these are your memories to treasure and these little tests are cementing your ranking as the world's best dad.
ReplyDeleteGeez! That's horrible.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I'm no longer dealing with diapers. It's been an awesome 5 years, and the savings is astounding.
She dropped the star screamer . . .
ReplyDeleteMy nephews used to blow it up like that, blasting it all up their back, damn near up to their necks. Powerful boys, I must say.