Sharing. Too. Much.

I was peed on today. So was the floor and oh, yes – THE WALL of the bathroom at my daughter’s gymnastics studio. Who knew the small guy had such range?

So.  I was wet – yuck! And on my hands and knees in a public restroom cleaning up pee. DOUBLE YUCK!

Try not to be jealous.

This sort of tops off a 2 day “I’m the greatest Mommy in the world” competition I’ve been having with myself.

On Monday, I let my 4 year old carry a too-heavy bag up the stairs of her school. In the rain.  In sandals. Some kind teacher stepped in to help while I cried (literally) in the drop-off line, “but I didn’t think it was that heavy,” and “she wanted to carry it”.  Even grading on a curve, I fail that Mommy task.

Then at the gym, I signed in MYSELF to the kid’s care area – even put my age as 2 1/2.

I forgot my daughter’s dance bag for her final recital rehearsal. So she practiced in too-big tap shoes. She told me she would have preferred to STOMP HER BAREFEET REALLY LOUD.

My small victory was getting the small guy on the potty multiple times.

Which of course is negated when you forget to remind him to ‘hold it down’ and narrowly miss getting pee in your EYE. And mouth.  Can I get a ‘triple-yuck’?

I’m off to figure out what mind-numbing motherly feat I can pull off next.  Any suggestions?

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  • http://www.asouthernfairytale.com rachel-asouthernfairytale

    {rolling}

    D, I am right there with you.

  • http://www.homewiththekids.com/blog/ Stephanie – Home with the Kids

    yuckyuckyuck. Good enough for you?

    That reminds me of the lesson my husband’s cousin warned us of when our son was born – never change a baby boy’s diaper while yawning.

  • http://theextraordinaryordinary.blogspot.com Heather of the EO

    Um…yeah. TRIPLE YUCK. I have boys, I know the perils of pee. Sorry…

    And you could attempt my most recent feat, which had to do with my feet. So the feat of the feet, if you will.
    I was walking across the Target parking lot in the rain when I noticed I was wearing my slippers. Yeah…I just held my head high and acted like it was normal.

  • http://www.kindasassy.com KindaSassy

    yeah… reading this entry makes me say another thank you to the Lord for a daughter! LOL

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  • http://www.notimeforflashcards.com Allie

    You just reminded me I need to take the cloth shower curtain off and wash it, my son’s aim is not perfected yet either !

  • http://dotcommom.blogspot.com Allison

    Darlin, you’re hittin your stride…rock on and MAGNIFY the victory! He sat on the potty! won’t be long now! Might suck to be you ion some ways but in big ways you’re rockin and rollin. Congrats.

  • http://www.karanessian.com Kara

    Oh my goodness — LMAO!! I know how you feel – have those competitions with myself every day too! I went out to dinner with my daughter and husband today in my night gown (ok it didnt LOOK like a night gown) and forgot her diaper bag, her sippy cup, EVERYTHING! He met us there and looked at me and said – Where is her STUFF? I said, you are lucky i closed the front door and didnt forget the car seat! ughh….what a loser.

  • http://www.onedadslife.com Gregg

    At least pee is basically sterile!

    In my world, if my youngest daughter thinks something isn’t right, she tells grandma…MY mom.

    Today, I got a phone call informing me that I NEEDED to buy by youngest a new mattress because the one on her bed was too old and uncomfortable.

    She’s right, but did she have to tattle to MY mom?