Dateline: Early September.
Location: Driving in the woods ... in a big ol' stretch of nowhere ... at night.
Minion1: "Mommy, I have to go potty."
Me: "Can you wait just a few more minutes until we get to our campground?"
Minion1: "No."
Me: "There's no bathrooms here, sweetie. Are you sure you can't wait just a little bit?"
Minion1 (now, with a note of desperation): "No, I hafta go RIGHT NOW."
So we pull to the side of the road and I take the Minion off into the trees to do what bears do in the woods.
Since we were going camping, we're prepared with a shovel for the occasion. Of course, being a Mommy, I also have handi-wipes in the glove box (and in my purse, and in our luggage, and in my pocket - 'cause it's in the job description).
Business done, we hike back to the car where Minion1 proudly shouts, "Daddy! We planted my Poo-Poo in the woods! It's gonna grow a giant Poo-Poo Tree!"
Fast-forward to this week: driving along again ...
Minion1: "Mommy, we need to go see MY tree."
Me: "Oh, what tree is that?"
Minion1: "My POO-POO TREE a'course! I bet it's REALLY big now! Can we go see it?!"
Minion2, gleefully: "Poo!"
Me: "I am *so* blogging this tomorrow."
It's hard to comment on this, because, after all, what more can be said?
ReplyDeleteThe minds of children are wonderful things.
I love it! Though, I do hope I never personally come across such a tree!
ReplyDeletelol...what an awesome story....love it...
ReplyDeleteMy cats have contributed FORESTS to the world, by that logic.
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