Samuel is playing with Play-Doh responsibly.
He finishes playing with the Play-Doh and heads to the couch.
I begin to clean up the Play-Doh.

Samuel comes to me with very watery eyes.
His nose is running (only one nostril - this is important to note)
He says with distress, "momma, I need a tissue"!
While I am turned getting the tissue, he sneezes.
I think to myself, "hmmm...., that must be why his eyes were watering"

Wrong. I was wrong... wrong... wrong...
I turn to see a blob of orangeness poking out of my boys nose like a circus peanut.
Mom says: SAMUEL, WHAT IS THAT COMIN' OUT OF YOUR NOSE???
Samuel (sensing my anxiety) says: "Its jus-a-boodder, Momma."

Lesson #3375- Play-Doh does not hurt going in the nose, but it causes some discomfort coming out.
Lesson #3376- When you blow you nose several hours after inserting Play-Doh into it, you still may find a remnant.
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This is too funny! Thanks for sharing.
At least it wasn't green...that means an infection!
I love it that you took a picture BEFORE you helped him get it all out!
Beware the blogging mommy with a camera! EVERYTHING is blog-worthy!!
Abbey stuck a raisin in her nose last year. I noticed and unusual hump under her skin. It was waaaay up there. I had to get tweezers to pull it out!
Oh, poor baby. Hopefully that is a lesson learned! Blessings!
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