You read the news today? Sure, what news, which news, right? Sorry.
History was made when a woman breastfed in Parliament. This happened in Australia. The woman who made this news is Senator Larissa Waters. She didn’t breastfeed another senator, but a baby, her daughter, Alia.
I’m amazed that this is news. I think breastfeeding has been around for over fifty years. I know breasts on women have been around at least that long. I’m sixty years old, and I distinctly remember seeing them on women when I was a teenager.
I guess this is news because breast-feeding is finally coming out of the closet in Australia. Actually, reading the article, it seems like it’s news because children were not previously authorized to be in Parliament. That makes sense; if Aussie politicians are like American politicians, that was probably because they’re afraid that children will outshine them in just about every aspect from speaking and making sense to manners, courtesy and intelligence.
Whatever the reason for the celebration, it’s good to see we’re finally making progress. It’s been finally acknowledged with books that ‘Everyone Poops’. That had also apparently been a secret. Soon, we’ll find out that people masturbate and fart, too.
About damn time. Let me know when someone breaks wind in Parliament in Australia.
Love this, Michael. People freak about the most normal of things. You are right, too…children probably would outshine everyone of all politicians especially, Pinocchio, the baby-in-chief.
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Thanks, nan!
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Okay, you had me chuckling. At least fifty years 🙂
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What, did I exaggerate?
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