You’ve just finished dinner with your family and some friends, and you’re planning to go to the movies. Your mother has agreed to drive home with your daughter and put her to bed. As you’re getting ready to head for the theater, your 6-months-pregnant wife tells you that she isn’t feeling well. You say:
(a) Oh dear! Let’s get you home to rest. We can go to the movies tomorrow! (Turn to Page 15 in the “Good Answer” handbook.)
(b) OK. You go home with Mom. Let’s go, Dad! (Turn to the living room and enjoy your night on the sofa, Buster.)
Note: You do not get “Good Answer” credit if your dad answers (a) and you say (b).
The women in Chris’s lab were interested to know whether or not we were having a boy or a girl and asked Chris whether or not i was putting on weight on the side or out in front (apparently this is sex-specific), and Chris responded ‘i don’t know, she is putting on weight all over’. Not sure how Chris thought relaying that story to me would actually be a good thing!
Wow, I would sure feel sorry for anyone who would actually say (B). Hmm…
To Rockford’s credit – I would have chosen option B as well.
That last comment was mine, not Sinead’s…
Sure, sure–we all know how Sinead really feels. 🙂
Sweet! I used to love those Choose Your Own Adventure books. 🙂
Oooooo… It was very gracious of you to post the birthday wishes in light of the movie incident. 🙂 Rockford…… what wast thou thinking?