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We recently replaced our toilet seat.  There wasn’t much wrong with the old one, to be honest.  It was sturdy.  It did the job required of it.

Except for one thing: the hinges.  Oh dear God, the hinges.  There were metal screws holding the hinges together.  It got to the point where I didn’t know what was rusty water and what was, well, pee.  Or a combination of the two.  Being the only woman in the house, I knew the aim problem was not mine.  JD still uses a potty shaped like a frog.  So somehow, these screws and pieces were getting damp and nasty.

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JD has been making excellent progress with the potty training.  Since the turkey decided that cloth diapers were NOT for him (due to my brief foray into the work force I am sure), having to buy diapers has proven expensive.  You can buy cheap and use coupons, but the idea of spending 20-30 cents per diaper, well, it chaps my ass.

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Category: KIds (2, 3 & 4), SAHM  Tags: Piddle and poop  

JD is on the threshold of potty training.  I know he is barely two, but he has been showing some signs of readiness.  Since the weather has warmed up, I can get my plan into action.  I know it sounds crazy, but it has worked on two other children.  It helps that I am a SAHM, and people have grown used to seeing naked children in my yard over the years.

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Not to brag or anything, but on a previous blogging venue, I was rather known for my poop stories.  Ok, obviously I am not boasting, since it is really a sad indicator of what your life can become when you are a stay at home mom: Do I have some stories for you!

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Here in Michigan, we get really excited about warm weather.  We have been cooped up inside all winter.  The first really warm days tend to make us a bit crazy.  It isn’t unusual to see some hardcore sunburns right now.  We are so desperate to feel the sun on our skin that we forget our flesh can only handle a mere fraction of what we want it to.  I am sporting a rather impressive shade of red on my arms right now, in case you were wondering.

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