I have just about decided to start giving my children calcium supplements rather than milk from now on. Here are just a few examples from the past two day as to why I feel this way.
Yesterday, I went to my car to get ME's bag ready for Mother's Day Out. I noticed that oh so familiar smell of rotting milk. Her cup had leaked out into her bag and all over my brand new Talbots scarf. Ugh.
Tonight, I was getting ready for church and Thomas walked into my bathroom holding a new half gallon container of milk. He wanted to know if he could have some cereal. Just at that moment the bottle dropped and exploded in my bathroom spilling its entire contents on the bathroom floor, ME's walker, and the clothes that had been stacked in her walker. Double Ugh.
At least it wasn't on the carpet!
Had a thought.
16 hours ago
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I was unloading groceries a couple of months ago and as I reached to take the milk out of the car, the bottom literally fell out of the bottom of it (I guess the bottom of the plastic jug was weak for some reason). Most of it didn't land in the car, but more on me, the driveway, and the garage floor (which smelled of yucky soured milk quickly since it was summer). I always ask for my milk to be bagged from now on.
Another time, we started smelling something in our living room...a milk sippy cup under the couch. Not sure how long it had been there, but it wasn't liquid anymore -- needless to say, it went straight to the garbage can outside! YUK.
Wish Sam didn't like it so much because I would be all for no milk in the house!
I would say something about not crying, but someone I know would probably throw something at me! LOL!
I'm just glad we're past the sour milk/sippy cup/bottle stage at our house!
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