It Was Bound to Happen

So this post doesn't have a photo to go along with it, and you'll be happy it doesn't.  I had to blog about this incident before it was soon lost in the mess that my mommy brain can be much of the time. After arriving home from picking up Sweet Pea from her last day of Pine Cove Camp, the three girls shuffled in from the garage and started for the playroom.  I caught them on their way up and escorted them back downstairs into our bathroom because all three desperately needed a bath.  I am a single parent tonight because the hubs went fishing.  On nights like these, I like to get the girls bathed, fed, and to bed on time so I can paint my nails and watch a chick flick.  So in they go.  All three into the garden tub.  The little one likes to stand up and fill her blue plastic bowl (that's a souvenir from one of the hospitals we delivered at) from the faucet and pour water on herself over and over again.  I know, I know, I'm wasting water but it helps to have her distracted so I can bathe the other two. Well, as I'm lathering up Punkin, I hear grunting coming from Sugar Bear's side of the tub.  Yup, sure enough, there are two jumbo egg sized poo poo balls floating in the water.  The big girls have no idea what's just happened as they continue to sit in the tub and play with the baby basketball hoop and balls.  I debate on whether or not I should grab my phone and take a picture.  It's hilarious.  Two girls are clueless, one little toddler is still playing with the faucet as if she's done nothing wrong and there in the background are two poo poo balls floating right behind all of them.  I finally decide it's not safe to grab my phone and I can't hold in my laughter anymore.  The big girls ask what's so funny.  After I show them what just joined their bath, they jump out of the tub straight into the shower screaming like the little girls that they are.  Poor Sugar Bear has a look of confusion on her face.  She never understood what all the commotion was about.  Dropping a load or two in the tub was no big deal to her.