After we checked my son’s temperature last night to see where we were at with the fever he’s had for the last couple of days, much to my chagrin a deeply repressed memory was unlocked. I started thinking back to when I was a little guy and my mother suspected I had a fever. She would pull out the old-school glass thermometer and the jar of Vaseline. (I don’t recall her ever offering to buy me a drink.) Then she’d get my oldest brother to help her hold me down as my slightly older brother watched on in horror. He knew that that could easily be him. Then the cheap little piece of evil filled with the helpful poison known as mercury would be inserted into….
I’m sorry, I can’t go on. I thought the mental wounds were healed but I was wrong.  I guess that’s why my wife and I have never played Dirty Doctor and Nasty Nurse. Sad but true.
Nowadays the kids get this expensive digital device gently placed in their ear for a few seconds then it’s over. They get stuck in the ear, we got stuck in the ass. Something doesn’t seem fair here. Our little people just don’t know how good they really got it.Â
I have to go now and confirm my appointment with my therapist for next week.
lol! my mom would also get the stiffest nastiest pointiest comb she could find and dig that thing across our skulls as hard as she could (or so it seemed) – parents can always find a way to express their true feelings :}
Your a real postive brother doing positive things please take a look at http://www.blackmaleappreciation.com/2007/01/tell-us-about-other-positive-black.html
Peace
They really don’t know just how good they have it. Let’s also not forget how disgusting medicine used to taste back then. Flavors seemed to be a cross between turpentine and sawdust, yick.
HAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHA! I second all of this! Yolanda’s comment too. They don’t know how good they have it.
lol, yes these children today have many benefits of technology lol
yes, children really have better medicines and technology than i did when i was growing up
That is downright hilarious.
Austin