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Date Posted: 01:41:43 10/16/24 Wed
Author: Bonnie's Kid
Subject: Re: The look when…
In reply to: Carol A 's message, "The look when…" on 14:48:08 10/15/24 Tue

>Am I the only one who noticed other moms giving that
>look when they were preparing things for an enema.
>
>When I was over at girlfriend’s house, and her mom was
>preparing to give her younger brother an enema, her
>mom smiled when I saw her with the enema bulb syringe.
>Few times she was filling it up in sink of soapy water
>cleaning it and she seemed to like giving me that
>smile. She knew I was watching her squeeze the bulb
>full into the water and gave a nice smile.
>
>When cutting through the kitchen when she was giving
>the bulb enema she gave a certain look. It was like
>“you need a good enema too” look.
>
>The moms I remember growing up didn’t care if we saw
>her giving the enema.
>
>The women who worked in the drug stores also gave a
>smile when she rang up an enema. Especially when a
>mom was buying a small enema bulb syringe and had her
>kids with her. Like “oh my, someone is going to get a
>good enema later” look.
>
>It was like they enjoyed knowing an enema was going to
>given.
>
>Any older moms remember that look?

Carol A, your post conjured up some memories of "that look" that mom's gave when preparing to give an enema. From a kid's perspective, my sister and I saw that look on mom's, grandma's, and our neighbor's faces that telegraphed the impending enema that one, or all of us, was about to receive.

If we were called to come home from our friend's house, our friend's mom had "that look" that gave away what mom and grandma were about to do. On the other hand, our friend's mom gave our mom "that look" when our friend was summoned. Mom made sure that we left quickly and gave grandma a nod as we returned. We could overhear that our friend was going to get an enema as we got within earshot at home.

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>>Am I the only one who noticed other moms giving that >>look when they were preparing things for an enema. >> >>When I was over at girlfriend’s house, and her mom was >>preparing to give her younger brother an enema, her >>mom smiled when I saw her with the enema bulb syringe. >>Few times she was filling it up in sink of soapy water >>cleaning it and she seemed to like giving me that >>smile. She knew I was watching her squeeze the bulb >>full into the water and gave a nice smile. >> >>When cutting through the kitchen when she was giving >>the bulb enema she gave a certain look. It was like >>“you need a good enema too” look. >> >>The moms I remember growing up didn’t care if we saw >>her giving the enema. >> >>The women who worked in the drug stores also gave a >>smile when she rang up an enema. Especially when a >>mom was buying a small enema bulb syringe and had her >>kids with her. Like “oh my, someone is going to get a >>good enema later” look. >> >>It was like they enjoyed knowing an enema was going to >>given. >> >>Any older moms remember that look? > > >Carol A, your post conjured up some memories of "that >look" that mom's gave when preparing to give an enema. >From a kid's perspective, my sister and I saw that >look on mom's, grandma's, and our neighbor's faces >that telegraphed the impending enema that one, or all >of us, was about to receive. > >If we were called to come home from our friend's >house, our friend's mom had "that look" that gave away >what mom and grandma were about to do. On the other >hand, our friend's mom gave our mom "that look" when >our friend was summoned. Mom made sure that we left >quickly and gave grandma a nod as we returned. We >could overhear that our friend was going to get an >enema as we got within earshot at home.

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