


I also want to remember this story forever so while it might embarrass you it is just something I have to do so years later I can have a good laugh. We were in Cedar waiting for dad to get out of some training so we were killing time at the park by the library where your dad proposed. You told me you had to pee so I took you into the handicap stall at the library bathroom. You tried to put the seat up but it kept falling back down. My hands were full with Tess, her bottle, a blanket, and my phone and I didn't really want to touch the seat anyway so I moved against the wall so I could hold it up with my hip. Unfortunately this put me right next to the toilet. I then turned my attention to Tess to let you do your thing until I realized that my leg was being soaked. I freaked out and yelled your name which scared you and the next thing I knew there was pee nearly up to the ceiling. I didn't know what else to do so I put my hand down over the spray so it would at least make it into the bowl. When you stopped I just sat there for a minute crouched down next to you and the toilet with one hand dripping and the other hand holding Tess and all her crap and I just laughed. The whole thing probably only lasted 30 seconds but if I had gotten that on video somehow we would be rich. I got the bathroom wall cleaned up as best I could with one hand and some toilet paper and we washed our hands and left - me with a large wet spot on my pants. Thanks there killer, for making me look like I peed my pants.
Besides the not listening thing you are overall pretty fun to spend the day with. I hope we get to have a lot of funny moments like that this summer, I just hope that was the only one that involves me getting peed on.
Love you Chuck,
Mom
So you can see why it is kind of hard for me to justify a trip to the doctor when I can tell you feel SO miserable. Really thought we have noticed that it is just part of your personality to smile no matter how crummy you are feeling. You pretty much smile at anyone at any time which is so fun. I love this stage and I am not ready at all for you to move on to grumpier pastures. 


