
I really like this new Memoir Monday button. Last night, Tee was going back through my blog and catching up on the posts I'd written lately. It's always funny to listen to her while she's doing that, because it makes me laugh at the shit I posted all over again. When she finished reading them she said two things.
"I feel empty inside when I'm all caught up and don't have more to read." and
"Uh, your stupid ass forgot to do Memoir Monday. Like a couple times in a row, dumbass."
Er, well...something along those lines anyway, but it's true, I did forget. I remembered today and that's all that counts. Right?
I finally thought of a poop story!
When my parents bought the house in Price Hill that they still live in today, I was 6 years old. My sister was 12, Laine was 11, and Donovan was only 4. We had a little white pomi-poo named Hank. At the time, the house was occupied by a family of renters. The previous owner decided to sell and I'm not sure of the entire story, but either the renters wanted to buy it and couldn't or the owner wouldn't sell to them. For whatever reason, they didn't want to move. As a result, they stopped putting their trash out on the curb and instead slung it out the backdoor into a corner. (It took my parents two months to set it all out for collection.) They also allowed their cats to piss in the house, broke huge holes into the walls in several of the rooms, didn't cut the grass, and who knows what else that I just don't remember from 30 years ago. Their son, Daniel, had scratched his name into the plexiglass window of the back door, which stayed there for 10 years before my dad replaced it. (Daniel ended up in prison for strangling his girlfriend or some shit.)
There were 3 bedrooms upstairs, but because one of them had huge holes in the walls, my brothers had to share a very small room where they had bunk beds. One day I was looking for Hank to play with, and couldn't find him. I'm looking all over the place, and finally find him hiding under the bottom bunk. When I reached under to get him, he growled at me. I was a little freaked out by this, so I go get my mother.
She looks under the bed and can see that Hank is chewing on something under there. She reaches under and pulls Hank out, still holding onto his prize - a pair of boys underpants. The dog actually fights her to keep his grip on the underpants, but my mother eventually manages to get them away. To find that they are full of shit. Remember, he was a pomi-poo. Ironic? You decide.
She gives me the dog, and reaches back under the bed and pulls out a handful of Donovan's little underpants, each full of various amounts of dried poopy. Some had been chewed on (by the dog, not Donovan, if you were wondering). Apparently, Donovan (who was potty trained) had been crapping in his drillies and then shoving them down between the mattress and the wall, for Hank to find and enjoy. He probably still poops his pants to this day. (I mean, his mom is still doing everything else for him, why not cleaning up after his shitty drawers too.)
And that is the only poop story I can think of. Except for the one time when someone found paper towels full of shit stuck to the ceiling of the bathroom where I worked. And I didn't have to deal with that so it's not much of a story. Although I'm really having a hard time calling a 4 year old's shitty britches something worthy of the 6 o'clock news.















