Susan, whenever Hubby or the boys hold Mojo this way, he gets that look, like he’s thinking, “Lord, give me strength.”

I’m so glad you like it.

Ms. Karen, you come up with the best adjectives (like “smoogie-able”). I guess I get that way from stress, too, but not good stress. He really does have a trigger-happy colon.

Hi, April! I’d say my gag reflex has been toughened up by years of living with stinky boys.

Sandy, the old Kaopectate had a clay in it, called attapulgite. Now it’s just bismuth sallicylate. It doesn’t work as well. Your bassets are tough! Cheese + Mojo = Stinky!

Bonnie C. Yes… be sure to have some canned pumpkin on hand in case that cookie-baking dog in your family gets the loosies.

TL, you are such a toughie! The pumpkin is lots easier to get down.

Hello, Kay… I thank you for dropping by. You must tell me who is dropping my name about. Now I am curious! (My mom says an infusion of dill seeds works great for colitis.)

Cyn, I think newborn baby BMs aren’t so bad. It’s when they get older and start eating solids that they get stinky. I think Mrs. Argiope has passed away. Her web has been empty since the day after she produced the last egg sack.

Teri, I think your world of clever chicas is much more interesting than mine. Let’s cross our fingers that we’re done with the liquid stage. Bleah!

Hi, Chris! Thank you for commenting here. Mojo is on a raw diet, too, although we limit him to chicken because any dietary changes set him off. Boiled rice and cooked pumpkin were the first non-raw foods he’s had since he was a pup. I think the raw food diet has kept Mojo allergy-free.

Michelle, no way. They don’t sell canned pumpkin down under? That’s amazing… I thought pumpkin was grown pretty much everywhere. By the way, I saw some Vegemite at the grocery store today and thought of you!