When the fungal growth begins the insults relating to how long it’s been since you last shaved, it’s time.
Psst. I have something to tell you, and a question.
*waving you in this direction*
Come closer. I’ll tell you.
No, closer. I’m going to whisper, and you need to be really close to hear.
Okay, ready?
I scrubbed my shower yesterday.
*looking around and over shoulder*
It was time.
*biting lip*
You know, *cough* Spring cleaning and all.
I mean… uh, not that I don’t regularly clean my shower. Heh. Yeah, not like that’s the case.
*fidgeting*
So, uh, you know… I clean my shower, you know… as often as you clean yours.
*leaning in*
*expectant*
How often would you say that you do that, anyway?
Not that I’m gauging my own level of disgusting neglect by what YOU do or anything.
Nope, not at all.
*whistling*
*still eyeballing you; waiting*
When toddlers pee in anger.
- At March 10, 2009
- By Lotus, aka Sarcastic Mom
- In Humor, My Son, Poetry
27
A poem for my living room carpet:
They said you were dirty
but what did they know
I’ve cared for you plenty
and boy does it show
You’re not even black yet
just a dingy grey
I swore that I’d steam you
one of these days
Then a cranky toddler
had fits he did throw
got time out, and got back
at Mom with Pee Shows.
Oh carpet, it soaked in
and I waited too long
I steamed you last night
now you smell like burnt schlong (??? sorry, it rhymed)
Another Mom Lesson
with answers you seek:
don’t let it soak in! when
you do clean, it REEKS.



