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KOOLAIDE MUSTACHE SMILE
© 1988 by Lisa Dietz
Whenever he enters the bathroom, he always remembers to wash his hands before he leaves standing on the strongbox on the floor so he can reach the faucet.
It's not that he's a particularly dirty child or that I keep a messy bathroom. It's just that he's a child of order – things in their place, the right way, the right time, matchbox cars lined up and sorted according to color and size, all the stuffed animals arranged by mommies and babies, guns hidden strategically throughout the house to protect from bad guys that might pop up from anywhere.
He doesn't know how to tell time but he always asks me what it is. Pink, squeegy clean hands, Koolaide mustache smile Military madness
That's my son.
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