ewwwwww

[mamajoan]

Well, I guess it was bound to happen eventually.

I'm sitting at my computer, innocently reading my email, and Isaac comes in, with something in his hand that he wants to give me. Absent-mindedly, not really paying attention, I open my hand to receive it.

And find myself with a palmful of feline feces. A kitty turd.

EWWW!!!!

Of course I immediately rushed the thing to the trash and Isaac to the bathroom to thoroughly wash his hands and mine. While going "ew icky icky ew" the whole time, but not actually yelling at him, because hey, he just brought me something interesting. I should be grateful he brought it to me instead of just putting it right into his mouth. EWWWWW....

Now I don't know which is worse, the idea that he took it out of the litterbox, or that he found it elsewhere ... sigh.

Ah, parenthood.

Comments

[sydb42.livejournal.com]

Wait til he decides to do fingerpainting with the contents of his diaper. *shudder* Fortunately, THAT stage for Roo was brief. :P

[mamajoan.livejournal.com]

ugh, yeah, I've heard those stories and I always think, "please let us be one of the families that skip that stage entirely." They must exist, right??

[anotherjen.livejournal.com]

Ilana never did that.

[anotherjen.livejournal.com]

Ilana put a piece of kitty vomit in her mouth when she was a baby! (The mostly undigested dry food kind, but still!) But poo is worse! Bleh!

[victoriacatlady.livejournal.com]

Be glad he only put it in your hand. I once played "Open your mouth and close your eyes and you will get a big surprise" with my half-sister. Fortunately it was only catfood she gave me, not, shall we say, *used* catfood. But it's thanks to her that I know that dry catfood (of at least one brand) tastes like a denser form of Cheezies. I've never liked Cheezies.