The beauty of the bond between a mother's heart and those of her children is well known. Many a songwriter and poet have filled pages writing on this unique unity. But what is not as well known is the bond between the bladders of mother and child. Yes, it's true, as soon as the mother feels she can no longer go on ignoring the longings and urgings for relief, one, or all, of her children also feel those same urgings of their own.
Such is the timeless tale of the mother: Quietly does she make her move toward the bathroom and silently does she close the door, hoping only to relieve the strain of her poor bladder- the same organ, we must remember, that was so cruelly abused by bearing these children in the first place- when, in that same instant she hears from the other side of the door a sweet little voice chiming: "Mommy, I have to go potty."
Ah, the beauty of the mother- child bond.
1 comment:
You actually SEE the inside of your bathroom? Whenever I think about going to the bathroom, I hear a bathroom door close.
When we moved into a house with two bathrooms, I thought all those problems were over.
Nope. Now it just means I have to walk from one closed door to the other.
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