| The organic banshee |
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| Written by OHmommy | |
| Wednesday, 03 February 2010 00:00 | |
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It begins with gathering the kids and ends with a song. Throw in a dash of mismatched pajamas, a sprinkling of water outside of the tub and a pinch of whines questioning the recipe. Sometimes the process naturally deviates from the master plan as certain nights require more dashes while other nights turn one pinch into a heapful of whines. I recommend using less whine by adding one glass of water next to each banshee.
However the finished product has always been the same. Clean kids in blankets, sleeping. It has been for years with just minimal tweaks of the recipe.
Lately I've been wondering if there's a product recall number I can call after hours. Because kids are just not made like they used to be. I totally blame the manufacturers. I've spent nearly eight years perfecting my craft so I am well aware that the occasional extra ingredient nap prolongs the expiration date. I'm pretty much fluent in organic banshee (the primitive language of toddlers girls screaming to get their way). Thankyouverymuch.
But I have so much more to learn like any connoisseur mastering their art. Such as how to properly prepare and wash the permanent ink (from an address-label-stamp) off of 64% of the banshee's surface (which shocked the demure librarian at story hour). Or how to address the banshee with delightful pecks of kisses during the tucking in process while trying to drown out the sounds of "You are the worst mom, ever. Ever." Because I did not allow the product to be stuffed with cookies before dinner time (instead of disciplining I smiled at the second Ever). Or how to convince the banshee that a polyester cheerleading costume is not appropriate sleeping attire.
Le sigh. It's time to improvise my recipe like any chef extraordinaire who admits to recipes gone bad. I totally blame the manufacturers. |
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| Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 February 2010 09:05 |




Comments
And really, it's kinda fitting.
This was a very clever post.
;D
And, I know rubbing alcohol taking permanent marker off of most things..give that a try.
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