ummm... that's a girl in the photo - not a guy. of course, it's hard to tell here in thailand. you neeeevvvveerrrr know. (scarey!) i have no idea what she did with her shorts. but, she does give me quite a laugh each time i happen to need to use the restroom at church!!
you would be surprised at how many public restrooms i go in and i see foot prints on the edges of the toilet seat. yikes!!!! i've learned where almost every western toilet is in the businesses i frequent. many times, they are the ones labeled for handicapped people. well, i guess i'm potty handicapped, because i avoid the true squatties like the plague! :) you'll note what a real one looks like on my blog in the slide show of the karen village that scott and ike went to. yikes again!!
Squatty potties are an interesting concept.. we had encountered one in Italy then of course in both Korea and Thailand.... never did see a sign like that though... guess they need to teach the locals how to use a western toilet.
My kids will tell you I'm the best cook in the world--if I'm making pancakes or cinnamon rolls or chocolate sheet cake.
I love to bake, try new recipes, 'fill the freezer,' and have friends over for meals. I really like cooking for adults because they don't usually say '”yuck” or “I'm not eating that!” or my all-time favorite, “I'm fasting.”
It's fun to introduce my kids to some of the finer things in life—books, history, math, and old tv shows from the 50s-70s. Ahhhh...
I like to look for the humor in everyday life. I don't like having my picture taken or going to the doctor. Ewww, at least I don't ever have to do both at the same time.
Read our blog for awhile and you'll know more about all of us than you ever wanted or needed to know.
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ummm... that's a girl in the photo - not a guy. of course, it's hard to tell here in thailand. you neeeevvvveerrrr know. (scarey!) i have no idea what she did with her shorts. but, she does give me quite a laugh each time i happen to need to use the restroom at church!!
you would be surprised at how many public restrooms i go in and i see foot prints on the edges of the toilet seat. yikes!!!! i've learned where almost every western toilet is in the businesses i frequent. many times, they are the ones labeled for handicapped people. well, i guess i'm potty handicapped, because i avoid the true squatties like the plague! :) you'll note what a real one looks like on my blog in the slide show of the karen village that scott and ike went to. yikes again!!
I think that the cartoon is clearly showing us that squatting will lead to severe constipation.
And that REALLY short dresses are in style.
This made me laugh out loud. I'll have to show my husband so he doesn't think I've completely lost my mind!
Squatty potties are an interesting concept.. we had encountered one in Italy then of course in both Korea and Thailand.... never did see a sign like that though... guess they need to teach the locals how to use a western toilet.
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