My 3 year old son came running to me one day and exclaimed that he had the most exciting thing ever to show me in the bathroom and that I needed to close my eyes and follow him to the surprise.
Having been around the block once or twice I geared myself up to see something I neither needed, nor wanted to see (likely in the toilet), and kept one eye slightly open so he didn't lead me right into the door frame again.
H: "Ok Mommy, open your eyes!"
I have to admit that I was impressed. I've seen a lot of bowel movements in my day but this one was top notch. Without even thinking I said "oh, you made a toilet Nessie"
H: "What's a toilet nessie"
Me: "Do you remember talking about the loch ness monster and how it poked it's head up out of the water?"
H : "HAHAHAHAHA!!!!"
So while this interchange was comical, I didn't quite realize what I had started by comparing his bowel movement to a mythical being.
Fast forward to today (approimately 3 months after the initial incident, and therefore around 90 thrilling bowel movements later).
H came sprinting from the bathroom exclaiming "Mommy, Mommy! I did it! I FINALLY made what I've been trying to make FOREVER!"
I must say that his excitement actually had me intrigued.
I followed closely behind him as he attempted to run toward the bathroom with his underpants still around his ankles. To give you a proper visual of what I was witnessing, try to picture a naked child running in a pair of 1980s Payless shoes that were tied together with a 4 inch plastic strap.
We arrived at the bathroom, and there it was, a clear indication of a high fiber content meal. Two similarly sized logs, one over the other in the shape of a cross.
H: "Do you see it mommy?"
Me: "Did you make a letter T?"
H: "Can't you see it Mommy? It's a toilet Sasquatch!!!"
Yep, It was brown, fuzzy, had a head, 2 arms, and 2 legs. Clearly a Sasquatch. How did I miss it the first time?
Then I made another mistake by saying, "What are you working on next?"
H: "I don't know. Maybe Cerberus.. I need to think about it."
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