As parents of 2 boys, as were my parents before me, P can be for two things. Both of which refer to bathroom duties. The toilet. I think that’s my least favorite chore, even if it does take the least amount of time to clean. I’d rather do laundry all weekend than clean the toilet. Much to my dismay, life with boys requires the toilet to be cleaned on a daily basis.
Pee.
I’m considering registering them both for the fire department. The way they spray, no blaze couldn’t be stopped. And no matter how many times they get fussed at to aim IN the toilet not ON the toilet they just can’t hit the mark. I’ve seen drunks make less of a mess. Urine is on toilet seat, under the seat, behind the seat, around the base of the toilet, on the floor. What are they doing in there? Zumba?
Before we sit on the throne we have to give it wipe or else we come back up with a wet arse. It’s like the Game of Thrones, except no one dies a horrific death. They just get pee on them. Perhaps if I put a target on the bottom of the toilet they’ll make less of a mess. Give them something to aim at while they’re dancing in there.
I suppose DW has it one worse than I do. Except I never miss.
P is also for poop. That shit is gross (except mine. Mine smells like roses). Cleaning it is grosser than gross. Fortunately, they have yet to miss the target with number two. But they do forget to flush. Do you know how excited I get when I go to drain the main vain only find the toilet full of toilet paper and Mr. Hanky? C’mon guys. Flush and wash your hands. It should be routine now. You’ve been trained for 8 years now.
It must be easier with girls. Girls don’t have toilet trouble, do they? Or is it a different kind of trouble?
My kids share a bathroom. My boy’s job is to clean the toilet. Girls? My oldest used to leave her soiled, bloody sanitary pads around 😩 and you thought you have it bad?
She’s now got a neat freak for a boyfriend. Here’s hoping some of it rubs off 😂
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Yeah, I didn’t think of that time of the month. Don’t have to worry about that with boys. Hope the neat freak boyfriend helps!
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OMG. I have three boys and four girls. IMHO, boys are so much easier. AND less expensive. Yes, my boys all compete to eat us out of house and home, but the girls insist on “special” food, ridiculous amounts of make-up, hair products, shoes, and clothing … oh and bags for e.v.e.r.y. occassion. In a perfect world, I’d have seven boys. Just sayin’.
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Overall, I would totally agree that boys are easier to raise. Though I’ve never raised a girl so I really don’t know. I’ll take your word for it 🙂
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Gross. I picked a good one to catch up on, huh? haha. Hey, it’s a fact of life. Are your boys into any of the toilet toys now on the market? Seriously, there are plastic toilets in the toys department!
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Fortunately, no they’re not into the toilet toys. We haven’t seen them here and I hope we never do! But hey… this is something we all do whether we admit ours stinks or not.
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Laughing so hard, Eric. We weren’t gifted with boys. I feel like I’ve truly missed an adventure. Now all I want is a nice red bullseye in the bottom of my toilet. Can’t stop thinking about it. The toilet should come that way when you buy it. Yes, this is good.
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Toilet targets should at least be an option. Like sunroofs are on cars. You can buy bullseyes for your toilet. Check Amazon! 😀
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ZOMG funny!
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