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"My contractor has begun demolition on my sons&amp;#039; bathroom, which means that I am now sharing a bathroom not just with one male, but with three of them. Now I know how Marcia Brady felt. Granted, they don&amp;#039;t have hair gels or make-up taking up our limited counter space, but they do seem to overrun my bathroom, even for the short time they use it each day.  Apparently, boys need to bring Army helmets, water pistols and dominoes, among other things, into the bathroom with you and leave them there. (This also goes for grass-stained clothes, which are left on the bathroom floor during and after showers.) Also, boys sometimes do not return caps to toothpaste tubes, especially if the caps are lost under Army helmets. They will play with your tweezers if you leave them out, and no, I do not want to know exactly how they&amp;#039;ve been played with, thank you. Finally, they will leave the faucet on ever so slightly so that in the middle of the night, you hear running water, but can&amp;#039;t exactly place where it&amp;#039;s coming from. As for sharing the toilet with three males, well, I don&amp;#039;t even want to go there. Let&amp;#039;s just say that no one is rooting for the contractor to finish the boy&amp;#039;s bathroom faster than I am. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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