I don't even know where to start as this post involves bodily functions and I'm trying not be be crude. We seem to have a major toilet curse in this household. About five years ago I was at the local children's hospital with 4 sick, medically complex children. I had just been diagnosed with pneumonia. When I opened our front door, arms laden with antibiotics and hacking children, we were nearly knocked on our feet by the waterfall coming from the staircase. My downstairs ceilings were on the floor and a rocketing stream of water was shooting four feet skyward from the upstairs toilet. We were instantly homeless thanks to $30,000.00 worth of structural damage and I was instantly un-employed as I worked from home. I had two foster children that had to be moved to new homes and stood helplessly watching as the baby drove away with a stranger, his little arms outstretched screaming, "mommy, mommy!" To say I have a plumbing hypersensitivity after that is an understatement. Any flush, squeak or swoosh that seems the slightest bit out of order and I'm on it like Three days and two brand new toilet insides later Popi finishes with a flair. We not only have new toilet insides but a new handle that really isn't a handle but a pseudo-door knob with two buttons on it. He explained that one button is used for keester cakes and the other for tinkle. Of course I cannot for the life of me remember which button is which and I can already anticipate serious problems during our monthly woman's prayer meeting. In anticipation of those problems I'm contemplating having a decorative plaque made with explicit instructions regarding appropriate disposal of deposits. Maybe in a cottage decor or something with a lovely English shabby
Oh, crap. I never thought of that.
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I tried to find an appropriate bathroom needlepoint, but this was all I could find. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ruby42/3587293848/
OH I LOVE IT!
Keester cake?!
Ew.
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