And for the same reason, and this doesn't just apply to Thanksgiving: Remind your child that the correct response to what's-your-first-choice questions is always an enthusiastic statement about how many great options there are out there.
"Your response is the correct response to the work, whatever that may be or whatever my intention was.
E-mail us your answers: the first correct response will win a copy of the humor anthology "Disquiet, Please!" with a quarter of the pages ripped out.
E-mail us your answers: the first fully correct response will win a copy of "Disquiet, Please!," which needs no introduction.
E-mail us your answers: the first fully correct response will win a copy of "Disquiet, Please!" a humor anthology with seventeen pieces by women (and one hundred and twenty-one by men).
E-mail us with your answers: the first fully correct response will win the possibly prizewinning humor anthology, "Disquiet, Please!" A further hint: don't be deceived — each of these animals is different.
The news has not met with universal approval from American bloggers, who seem to feel that "we built it, we own it" and "if you don't like it, make your own internet" are the correct response to calls for greater internationalisation. Unfortunately, the US's greatest fear is that other countries are doing exactly that.
And when your wife makes you breakfast, the correct response is, "Thank you".
So what's the correct response to 'how was your food?' if, in fact, it was just so-so?
The correct response was, "Yes.
What was the correct response?
