I will leap to mine own defense: I REALIZED it was a stupid question AS I WAS ASKING IT and quickly shoved my own foot into my mouth, so really it sounded more like: "Honey, how big is an eleven by seventeen mmmfff mvv mmmmpr."
Kind of reminds me of when I walked into a bakery and asked the employee, "How old are your day old donuts?"
After several replies of "A day old" (NOT the answer I was looking for), I clued in and asked the question I really wanted to know the answer to: "How much are you day old donuts?"
Nope, it's not the second or third trimester. The baby starts stealing brain cells as soon as it manifests itself in the womb. And it'll keep up even after s/he is born, so don't fret! It just goes with the territory -- or, at least, you have a good excuse for the next year or so.
Many years we were entertained by our kiddling's riddles. This could have been a mind bender of sorts. Too late now as you have admitted to a laps in logic! I'm sure Moo could have made this into a logic puzzle for you. PS Moo sent one to your Dad. As he studied the screen it looked like he had turned to stone he was thinking so hard!
I will leap to mine own defense: I REALIZED it was a stupid question AS I WAS ASKING IT and quickly shoved my own foot into my mouth, so really it sounded more like:
"Honey, how big is an eleven by seventeen mmmfff mvv mmmmpr."
In Chelle's defense, I believe there is some sort of stupidity side effect of pregnancy.
Or maybe that's not until the second or third trimester...
Kind of reminds me of when I walked into a bakery and asked the employee, "How old are your day old donuts?"
After several replies of "A day old" (NOT the answer I was looking for), I clued in and asked the question I really wanted to know the answer to: "How much are you day old donuts?"
Nope, it's not the second or third trimester. The baby starts stealing brain cells as soon as it manifests itself in the womb. And it'll keep up even after s/he is born, so don't fret! It just goes with the territory -- or, at least, you have a good excuse for the next year or so.
Many years we were entertained by
our kiddling's riddles. This could have been a mind bender of sorts.
Too late now as you have admitted
to a laps in logic! I'm sure Moo could have made this into a logic puzzle for you. PS Moo sent one to your Dad. As he studied the screen it looked like he had turned to stone he was thinking so hard!