I give you the poop hat.
The poop gift pillow.
Words cannot even explain what is going on here. This little guy just loves poop.
And, of course, a picture from the play, based on the film, Doggy Poo.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Poop-A-Scoop
The kids here love poop. At least, they love to say "ddong" which is basically just poop in Korean. They draw it on practically everything. Probably once a week I have a student ask me, "Teacher, do you like ddong?" I can't remember being so obsessed with poop as a child. In fact, I don't think I was even allowed to use the word poop. I had to use the much less enjoyable "bowel movement" to convey my needs. Perhaps it's just a cultural thing. Here, poop is something to be treasured whereas back home it is something to be flushed.
I give you the poop hat.
The poop gift pillow.
Words cannot even explain what is going on here. This little guy just loves poop.
And, of course, a picture from the play, based on the film, Doggy Poo.
I give you the poop hat.
The poop gift pillow.
Words cannot even explain what is going on here. This little guy just loves poop.
And, of course, a picture from the play, based on the film, Doggy Poo.
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I like poop. It's funny! POOP!
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