Daxon: "You swiped my syringe!"
Now, I know that sounds like something a two year old heroin addict would say, but the truth of the matter is, he did have a syringe. As much as we would like to say that we took him for an educational visit to the local clean needle program truck, we actually only went to the doctor to try and figure out a way to solve his butt problem.
Without typing endlessly about my child's pooping behaviour, I'll keep it brief. Daxon will now be on a medication that should help get rid of the horrid daily trauma of keeping the giant over sized prairie dog in the hole. So to speak.
So now we are left with that whole "Why on God's green earth did your child have a syringe! You unfit mother, you! To hell you go! HELL HELL HELL!"
Well the doctor gave me two. One to inject the special serum that causes you to see spider-cats chasing you as you run along a rainbow path on your way to snap a photo of Suri Cruise just to shut everyone up, and one to use as a tool to measure his medicine. Alright fine, the first one to convince Daxon not to punch her knee cap for examining his butt.
Which bring us to that whole "Why did you swipe your poor little traumatized boy's syringe you mean mommy!" Because he was loading it up with spit. I know what I would want to do if I had a syringe loaded with spit. I'd want to shoot it at someone. Well folks, I wasn't going to allow the hit of spit to land on me or Gary. Unless it was hallucinagenic spit.
Could you imagine? The street value of my child's hallucinagenic saliva?
Okay, I'll put down the crack-pipe and get back to work now.