Homestead Mama: Note to Self:

Monday, December 26, 2011

Note to Self:

When letting your eleven-month-old "air dry", don't get distracted. It might lead to him pooping all over your floor, then walking in it. And then your dog might decide to help by eating it.

Note to Self #2: Don't ever, EVER let your dog lick you.

1 comment:

EmilyDecember 27, 2011 at 10:45 AM
Eeeeeew!!! At least you don't have brown carpet, right? When Archie used to poop on our floor, we couldn't find it until we stepped in it!
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