1. I switched the middle and last names of my newborn son in a mass email to family members announcing his birth.

2. I’ve referred to my son at least twice as “she.”

3. I drank a can of regular soda, thinking that it was the diet version.

5. I used someone else’s grocery cart during a shopping trip even though it contained lots of groceries (e.g., pineapples) that clearly weren’t mine.

2 responses

  1. Evan Avatar

    Clever! By leaving out 4. you demonstrate your point in a way the examples only hint at.

  2. Jay Avatar

    And the interdisciplinary contribution of fatherhood can be found in the ridiculously long ultras. When you start hallucinating, you'll know that you're ready.

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