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By Little Sherri · Posted
I'm on day 2 of having the house to myself, except for the dog. Rain has curtailed any evening outdoor excursions into the backyard, sans trousers, so far, although I was out there last night, sweeping more leaves away from their natural destination, being the pool. But I had shorts on because I was operating with the lights illuminated, as I also had to test the water, empty the skimmer and generally do stuff that would result in an elevated risk of dropping my phone into the pool, were I using it as a flashlight, instead. I have been operating in the house almost entirely in just a diaper and a shirt, but there is way less novelty to that than there used to be, a decade ago, because I can also do that more or less anytime I want to, as long as my kids aren't home, which they increasingly are not. I had a conversation with Victoria in the area where our yards meet that is not defined by a fence, in an Inspire+ and a pair of gym shorts, but compared with the cloth diaper getup from a week ago, that then-new mega-disposable was relatively svelte, so I did not feel unduly self-conscious. She's seen worse. It was nice, I guess, not to really give it much thought. I was in a similar position, in a BeDry Night under shorts and a t-shirt, over at Dave & Anne's place on Sunday. I'd woken up early in the morning, and wanted a glass of water; I was in my lined plastic pants, which gives me an absurd silhouette, however it was 6 AM... I could probably wander to the kitchen without running into anyone... But then I remembered that Anne has cat-like stealth capabilities, and is prone to taking advantage of the early-morning quiet, to drink tea, and read in their living room. So I took off the Kevlar underpants, and pulled on my backup shorts, headed out, and got a quiet "Good morning" from Anne, from her vantage point in the corner of their couch. As with Victoria, I felt entirely unselfconscious; Anne has seen me in the same position, in the plastic pants (under shorts), and didn't blink, so the BeDry was positively vanishing by comparison. I ended up helping Dave check the wiring on a chandelier that was prone to flickering; he stood on a stool and supported it, while I was up a ladder, attempting to peek into the junction box, in search of a loose wire nut, trying to find it with my eyes, rather than via being zapped by it. There was one in there with an incoming neutral that was cut very short, so I borrowed a stripper from Dave, lengthened the exposed copper, and did a nice pigtail splice before applying the marette (a word which spellcheck will not ignore...). I had given my shirt a good tuck in prior to ascending, but with the overhead exertions, I became aware that I was standing in the middle of their dining room, likely with a swath of white plastic occasionally seeing daylight, as I reached overhead, but, again, there was no knew information being gleaned by anyone. What else did I want to talk about.... oh, yes: my wife texted from a Target in the US; they'd decided to cross the border to have large servings of mediocre Italian food. She was asking if I needed diaper cream. I guess she thought the price was good, although in my experience lately, prices in US retail outlets are largely about the same as they are in Canada, but priced in US dollars. This is a shift - a decade ago, almost everything in US supermarkets seemed like a good deal, even with the exchange, whereas now, a bag of chips that would be $3.99 in Canada, is $3.99 in the US, or about $5.60 CAD, which would be more in line with gas station pricing, than what you'd see in a supermarket. I said, "Sure", however - I'm curious as to what she'll bring back. I pretty much universally use a Parents Choice zinc oxide diaper cream that they sell at Walmart up here; it's relatively inexpensive, it works, and it's readily available. I still have a couple of tubs of it in stock from the last time she asked me, but novelty is attractive... -
By Kitty Angel · Posted
Switches? Or people willing to try roles that don't come naturally to please someone else? Can be hard to tell the difference sometimes. -
Alex: as you tell me this i start to feel pressure to go to the bathroom -
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