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>Nancy, omg bring back memories of the enema when >growing up! > >When I was about 10 or so my friend and I would hang >out at the soda fountain (hardly heard of these days) >in the drug store. >While sitting there taking forever to drink our cherry >cokes, we could see the enemas on the shelf. In those >days there was lots of them on the shelf. Some were >even out of the box displayed. > >We would see a mom come into the store and shop for an >enema. Most of them had their kid or kids in tow. >Sometimes we knew who the mom was and we knew she >brought an enema bulb syringe for her child. > >Those were the days where you would get help in a >store. The woman working in the store was always >helpful and answered questions. When asked about the >enema bulb she would remove it from the box while >talking to the mom. > >The older woman who worked there never said anything >to us. She knew we were watching the mom buy an enema >bag or bulb. To this day wonder why she would always >look at us when she was showing the enema bulb to a >mom. > >She would tell the mom she gives enemas to her two at >home and uses the bulb syringe on them for it. > >Now days you hardly see an enema bulb in the store. >Or you have to look hard to find one.

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