Havin’ A Problem

This morning as I went about the business of starting the day I was shadowed as per usual by my extraordinarily inquisitive elder child.  Since it was still early in the day I was happily answering all questions directed my way. (This differs from in the evening when I attempt to run for the hills whenever I see her pursed lips start to form that “w” sound. ) As I was getting dressed one of the questions fired off was an inquiry about the purpose of my bra. So I told her. She looked at me and said:

“Are your boobs havin’ a problem Mom?”

Now I like to imagine that I have regained the general semblance of my pre-child body, and that what has remained permanently altered is a worthwhile trade. Yet as I looked down at the objects in question, realizing that they in no way, shape, function or form resemble anything that used to be on my body five years ago. I had to admit that yes, they just might be “havin’ a problem!”

4 comments on “Havin’ A Problem

  1. Jenny's avatar Jenny says:

    Jessie,
    This is one of my favorite posts! I read it last night when everyone was sleeping. I had to go into the bathroom and close the door to finish laughing.

    I love the imagine of those pretty little lips making the “w” sound.

    I look at my whole body, which isn’t like my pre-motherhood body and know that I wouldn’t trade it back for anything. Although I would like to make some adjusting and just a bra won’t help.
    Love, Jenny

  2. mom's avatar mom says:

    I’m still chuckle’n 🙂

  3. Corky's avatar Corky says:

    Let’s not talk about pre-child bodies….ok?

  4. Donna's avatar Donna says:

    One of the perks in the “third quarter” is you can’t remember a pre-child body!

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