cute story.you are a great mom Alison ;0)

Oh, my gosh, I'm dying. That's too funny.

Your story was so funny reading. And I love the last sentence! I've got a boy about the same age as yours (he'll be four in may) and still refuses to set aside his diapers. It's a good thing ro read about other diaper-friends ;)

I actually thought one of them was going to say Daddy, but Mommy was even better. :)

hahahahaha! that's a great story! you sure set yourself up for that one! hahahaha

Ah, what I have to look forward to! I'm suddenly sort of glad John's not talking just yet.

What a wonderful day in the Life of Alison. That sounds just precious!

How funny! You gotta love little kids and their honesty.

Too funny! About the car dealer, isn't great when you discover that you're not the only KIPer out there?

Mommy stories, especially ones about poop, are funny -- even to a childless woman. Trust me, that one is great. Isn't it good to know that we're slowly taking over the world? A yarn band in a car service area is far more far-reaching than those men realize!

Ahhh the joys of motherhood!

Hi Alison,

Which dealer was it? I was at the Mazda dealer in Wakefield about a week ago, with a new ball of Rowan Kid Classic. The decor doesn't sound the same, and it was almost two weeks ago, so it's unlikely, but it would be funny if it were mine! I was back there this morning, knitting some more. I wish the dealer was closer to Cambridge!

take care,
elizabeth

I love that story! Your sons remind me of how I dragged my boyfriend through the Ontario Science Centre so I could see the parasite exhibit. Sometimes gross = cool.

LOL!!!!!!!! So funny and the sad thing is I can look forward to having my own stories in a few years!

That's a hilarious poop story. My kids used to count the poop as it comes out, to help them with counting, but of course that only goes as far as maybe five or six, tops. Yesterday, my five-year old asked me who's going to be mommy when I get older? So, he wants to trade me in for a younger model... already?!

Alison, you are 100% funny.

No doubt about it. I love poop stories. Is there something wrong with me?! Hmmm...

That is so funny. I mean with elephants and horses and cows out there and everything, Mommy still has the biggest! Ha! You'll have to save that one for when they'll be embarrassed for you to retell it ;-)

Aaah --I am seeing the future. (My son is 15 months). Does the future include being able to knit uninterrupted though??

And i love you finding the Rowan paper. . . it wasn't even from some hum-drum cheapo yarn! How cool is that?
--Ingrid

Kids will be kids. It's amazing what they say sometimes..:D

that is too funny. you guys might enjoy a book called "the story of the little mole who knew it was none of his business" if you don't already have it. i think it's hilarious....

Thank you for making me laugh so hard! I mean, I've seen elephants doin' it... but... um... yeah.

ROFL! That is precious. Something my own would say to me. But in this category they would probably say "Daddy". Lol.

FUNNY! - got a giggle for ya (yes, it's a poop story)
at sea world a few weeks ago, my 3 year old son comes out of the restroom announcing to everyone in the diner, that he has just created "the biggest poop i ever saw!"
such a lovely boy
don't ya just love mom-hood :)

Oh man, this is just proof for me that my local childrens' museum sucks. Having had to clean up racoon poop for a living I have to say "very realistic".