Most people who know me would not believe that I watch the show Impractical Jokers. But in my house of four boys (three sons and my husband) farting and other stupid humor just seems to be a given.
On some hotel trip, one of the only channels we could watch was Impractical Jokers. This is a show where four lifetime friends dare each other to do embarrassing and often stupid activities.
Even though it is so stupid, and try as I may to not laugh, I can barely make it through an episode without laughing until I am almost crying.
I fear I am actually regressing in maturity. I used to feel like I had a sophomore boy in my head when I taught that age group. Now these ridiculous, immature pranks, crack me up.
Then again, on days like today, laughter for any reason is welcome . . .
The Life Blend 
Oh, how important laughter is! There is just something freeing when you can let loose and laugh at super silly, often immature things. Plus, you are out-numbered and the farting/other behaviors will only continue until…..well forever! (Gotta love it!). 🙂
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You must be a kindred spirit to understand that kind of humor and how many never out grow it!
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Farting in my classroom rarely makes me laugh…but sometimes it does. And on those days the boys think I am the best teacher ever and the day is over because I will never get them back! I lived in a house of all girls so I can only imagine how much you have to struggle with being a mature, proper female.
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I don’t know what age you teach, but this could be found at most any age!
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I agree. I teach nine year olds, but my husband has the same issue! Ha!
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This is so funny! And I can so relate as I’m a boy mom too.
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The fact that you note your maturity going backwards…classic. You nerds.
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