Call me baby?
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You know how the saying goes... when you assume, you make an ass out of you and me.
Not pregnant. She is studying to for her doula* certification and had tagged those books as reference guides to help her through her coursework. Insert foot / keyboard in mouth. Never shall I make assumptions again, particularly those involving pregnancies.
*Doula description provided here.
HAHA that's so funny. When I was about 14, I was at a garage sale and saw this cute little baby onesie. I thought, heck it's only 50 cents, I might as well buy it for the future...okay so maybe it waaas a little too soon. Anyways, the cute little grandma came to me and said, "ooh, how many months are you?"
ReplyDeleteI was so mortified!
Oh rooth! Well, it's better than asking that question in person based on a change in her appearance. Non-pregnant women (including those who have recently delivered a little bundle of joy) HATE being asked if they're pregnant--or "when are you due?"
ReplyDeleteSome of your post titles inspire the little devil in me. It's taking effort to keep from calling you "baby". (At first I thought this might be an indignant post--that someone had referred to you that way.) :)
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Haha :) This post reminds me of facebook news feed pregnancy announcements -a sonogram is what I usually find, but a recent post of a photo of a positive pregnancy test just caught my attention.
ReplyDeleteOh I hate that feeling! I feel for you, I've done the same sort of thing before. I blame social media entirely, I only found out the other week that one of my oldest friends is pregnant. Only, I found out via instagram. Stupid social media.
ReplyDeletehaha, too funny :)
ReplyDeleteOh no! Oh well it happens. Just last week, I gave up my seat on the bus to a woman - whom I assumed was pregnant. Turns out she wasn't. Super embarrassed.
ReplyDeleteOops! Thankfully this hasn't happened to me...yet.
ReplyDeletexo erica
Whoopsie!
ReplyDeleteBut seriously . . . who would look at those books on Good Reads and think, 'Oh, she's studying for her doula certifications. Obviously."? :)
Bwahahaha...tooooo funny, Rooth! But it's an honest mistake. Agree with the comment above. Who would look at those books and not think she's not preggers?
ReplyDeleteHaha, I'm with you - I tend to avoid facebook at all costs! But mistakes like that totally happen :)
ReplyDeleteIt could be worse. You could have asked her in person which would have prompted her to think something about her appearance made her LOOK pregnant. That's always a toughie to recover from!
ReplyDeleteFacebook has a tendency to do things like that. I also love the first comment. Too funny!
ReplyDeleteeveryday i contemplate erasing my FB account, i don't know why i haven't yet. i think it must be my co-dependent tendencies. but, yes, i also avoid it as much as possible.
ReplyDeletehaa this is so funny :)
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At least it wasn't because she had gained weight... That is embarrassing! Haha!!!
ReplyDeleteNo Assuming!! haha but seriously every seems to be having babies these days.
ReplyDeleteI totally thought I had added you on BLoglvin' but apparently I had not, I was wondering why your feed werent showing up.
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Oh I run away from FB too. I'm just not a fan of it (though I did find it incredibly fun while I was in college!).
ReplyDeleteWell...assuming may not always mean you're right but at least you are more knowledgeable now! =)
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Well, assuming is human but checking back is probably always a good idea. Just to be sure.
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Hah! I would most likely have thought the same thing. I mean -- I think anyone would have!
ReplyDeleteIt seems you and I share the same love for FB. I keep pondering whether I should just delete my page. Anyway, I think you handled that situation in the best possible way, especially if she understands your contempt for FB.
ReplyDeleteHahh!!! In your defense, with all that pregnancy talk, I would have thought the same thing.
ReplyDeleteHaha. I'm sure you weren't the only one thinking that!
ReplyDeleteOh man! I probably would have done the same exact thing!
ReplyDeleteDid you know I used to be a doula? I probably know (and have) all the books she's tagged! ;)
ReplyDeleteEeeeeee she didn't hate you, I hope? :D
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