Did you ever make a statement or question that embarrassed the hell out of you? Well I have and it still stays with me. My wife and I were at the local bank conducting some business and we were in the managers cubical. She had an obvious tummy expansion that an expecting mother would have and the rest of her looked rather thin. I, trying to be polite asked her, "When is your baby due" and she responded that she wasn't pregnant. I will never ask that question again. I felt so bad! LOL.
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Oh, not good! I was at a community meeting for evacuees from a fire in GA. I was in uniform when I approached a woman sitting in the back who looked a little uncomfortable. I politely asked if she was OK, and then, I did it. Asked, when is your baby due? There was silence in the crowd around her. She quietly said she wasn't pregnant. I apologized, and tried to melt away into the crowd. Never, ever, asked that question again.
Been in that situation myself. It takes a while to get over it,believe me. Will I ever do it again? No doubt. The only good thing is that the older you get,the more you can get away with
So True that's one good thing about are age now !!
Did you ever make a statement or question that embarrassed the hell out of you? Well I have and it still stays with me. My wife and I were at the local bank conducting some business and we were in the managers cubical. She had an obvious tummy expansion that an expecting mother would have and the rest of her looked rather thin. I, trying to be polite asked her, "When is your baby due" and she responded that she wasn't pregnant. I will never ask that question again. I felt so bad! LOL.
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I did the same thing at a picnic. Saw a women I went to school walking with her husband and congratulated them on their pregnancy, only she wasn't pregnant. She went on a diet got in great shape and stayed that way to this day. I couldn't find a rock to crawl under and sorry didn't cut it.
Did you ever make a statement or question that embarrassed the hell out of you? Well I have and it still stays with me. My wife and I were at the local bank conducting some business and we were in the managers cubical. She had an obvious tummy expansion that an expecting mother would have and the rest of her looked rather thin. I, trying to be polite asked her, "When is your baby due" and she responded that she wasn't pregnant. I will never ask that question again. I felt so bad! LOL.
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Youβre in good company of millions, including me. π
Just wish I could remember that phrase. Mostly, I just open my mouth to change feet! π
I like it.
You may be able to boost your admitted memory difficulty by inscribing some notes near your ankles enabling you to do a bit of studying while your feet are in the position you described. Or scribbling on your shoes (you didn't specify if your feet were bare or not) might work as well?
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Did you ever make a statement or question that embarrassed the hell out of you? Well I have and it still stays with me. My wife and I were at the local bank conducting some business and we were in the managers cubical. She had an obvious tummy expansion that an expecting mother would have and the rest of her looked rather thin. I, trying to be polite asked her, "When is your baby due" and she responded that she wasn't pregnant. I will never ask that question again. I felt so bad! LOL.
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Been there done that. I think we all may have done it or at least thought about it, and backed off.
You may be able to boost your admitted memory difficulty by inscribing some notes near your ankles enabling you to do a bit of studying while your feet are in the position you described. Or scribbling on your shoes (you didn't specify if your feet were bare or not) might work as well?
π²π€π A possibility, but no more tats at my age!