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By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
Even though Alice kept up her pout she felt a little bit better when Madison came over, to the food arrived for the tadpoles which were various mushed food like applesauce, rice pudding or vanilla pudding. Madison got a spoonful and held up to Alice, the girl pouted and refused to be fed, when Emily who was busy feeding a 2-year-old girl looked at them and saw that Alice was refusing to eat her rice pudding. So Emily piped up and said, "Now be a good girl Miss Alice for Miss Madison or I'm going to tell Miss Milly and she's going to tell your mommy." When the girl got back to feeding the 2 year old, Alice couldn't help but stick her tongue out at Emily. -
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By little_madd · Posted
Maddison looked at Alice to see if the girl wanted help with the feeding, and she could tell by her expression that she did; so, Maddison raised her hand to volunteer, and as luck would have it, she was assigned to help Alice. -
By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
When they arrived in the large dining area Madison saw that the tadpoles were put into high chairs, varying colors and designs, she then saw Alice being taken over to a particularly big high chair one that could fit a 10-year-old and much to the girl's pouting she was put into it and bib was tied around her neck. When that was done Miss Milly looked at the frogs and said, "Alright little frogs if any of you would like to help feed the tadpoles their meal please raise your hand." a few of the older kids raised their hands like Emily and they were signed a little one to feed. -
By Little Sherri · Posted
I'm taking a middle ground with the situation at Dave & Anne's; knowing that I'll be around their house either later today, or tomorrow, I'm going to stop by, and say that I think I left "something" in their guest bedroom, and if they ask what I forgot, I'm going to say that I suspect I might have left a diaper in a bag, somewhere in there, but my recollection of events is poor, because of the beer Dave made me drink. I won't mislead them, but neither am I straight up calling them and asking if they can check if I left a diaper somewhere in their house. Although I'm about 99% sure it's in there - I very much doubt I threw it in the bathroom garbage can, for example, as I never do that. I had some uncommonly positive diaper feedback around the house this morning. I was doing my usual weekend routine of cleaning all the bathrooms, in just a diaper, a t-shirt, and plastic sandals. A disposable outfit is perfect for cleaning bathrooms, and particularly, for shower stalls, since I can use the hand wand to power-wash the tile and the glass, after scrubbing it, and any back-spatter is of no consequence. My family is used to this routine; I always start by letting them know that I'll be cleaning the bathrooms in a bit, if anyone needs to use one; I put bowl cleaner in all the bowls, to let the chemicals chew away at the soil, and I spray down the shower stalls, and tub, and then I let everything sit for a few minutes, so effectively, all the bathrooms get taken out of service for 45 minutes or so. But, it also serves as fair warning that I'm in there, in my "cleaning suit", so enter at your own risk. I was walking back and forth between the washrooms, and I crossed paths with my wife in the kitchen, when I went to retrieve some Windex, to clean the mirror in the powder bathroom. "Cute diaper - are those new?", she asked me, taking me by surprise - she almost never comments on my plastic underpants, and when she does, it's usually sarcastic. However, there was no sarcasm in her tone, that I could detect, and I'm like a seismograph, when it comes to her sarcasm. I pick up most of it. I was in a Rearz Barnyard, which I haven't bought in a long time; I had to check to confirm, and indeed, I was correct in my supposition that they are out of production. I don't know when that happened, but it's been a while. Back in the day, I'd ordered a case of them in Large, after having XL's, I think, and finding them too big, but by then, Rearz changed their sizing rubric, making XL's the best fit for me, in most models, and the L's more like mediums. Barnyards also subscribe to that older Rearz characteristic of having the hook/loop mesh landing zone terminate, a good couple of inches from the edges of the front of the diaper, so, they became essentially single-tab diapers for me, as I could not make the bottom tabs reliably stay on the landing zone. I burned through a couple of the bags, but as I was also in the process of gaining a bit of weight (thanks, Covid...), they eventually weren't that useful for me, and I relegated them to my bottom-most storage container for odds and ends, such as the sleeve of Princess Pinks that also doesn't fit very well, and that would constitute another rare product that might elicit a comment from my betrothed, and not a positive one. Both of those diapers harken back to a time when I mostly wore slim, medical disposables during the day, things like Prevail and Tena and Tranquility, and Active Air's if I really wanted some extra fuel in the tank, whereas the "real" ABDL diapers were for home use, as I wasn't comfortable being out in the world in bulkier products. I remember walking the dog at night, wearing a Barnyard, and thinking I wasn't going to encounter anyone, and then I ended up in a conversation with one of my former neighbours, and I was sure that she knew. Whereas now, there isn't a diaper in my disposable inventory, that I couldn't wear somewhere - maybe not to a wedding, but certainly, for a night at the bar, or to go fetch a 5 LB tub of mayonnaise from Costco or whatever. I was updating my diaper inventory, because the spreadsheet I use somehow got corrupted, so I had to rebuild it, and I decided to take the time to document even the orphans lingering in the bottom of mostly-empty bags, and when I found that whole bag of Barnyards, I decided to try one, because I couldn't perfectly recall why they'd been relegated to the dead and slow section of my warehouse. What better way to use one, then while cleaning the bathrooms that I don't use as much as anyone else in our house? (An injustice, in my mind, but I do it because I do it better, and while wearing diapers has reduced the frequency of my potty visits a fair bit, I do still use the potties, and so I want them clean...) So, there I was, in my barnyard, worn as a single-tab diaper, with the lower part of the wing and the second tab tucked in, a fairly improbable sight, and somehow that getup, she finds "cute". "It's an older one, they don't actually make them anymore - I figured I'd use up some of the odds and ends. You like this one?" "Well, it's not huge and medical-looking, like you've escaped from a mental ward. Those look like normal diapers," she observed. Which kind of blew my mind. I get what she was saying - a Barnyard, worn as a single-tab diaper, kind of looks like an 17/5ths-scale Pampers or Huggies product - they're not garishly coloured, nor overtly infantile, featuring just tan farm animals on a white background, and in a size L, which would be comparable to a medium in today's Rearz sizing, they didn't look absurdly big on me, either. But if you'd asked me, before this conversation, what my wife thought a "normal" diaper looks like, within the context of adult ones, I would not have guessed that she'd be picturing an oversized version of a commercial toddler diaper, I'd have thought she would be picturing some generic white thing with blue tapes. You learn something new everyday.
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