On bras and misunderstandings

Let me start by telling you my 2-year-old niece, Mia, was named after my 92-year-old grandmother, Mia. To clarify, some people call them Little Mia and Great Mia, respectively, but oftentimes I just call them each ”Mia.” Up to the listener to figure out who’s who, I suppose.

So I was at my brother’s house the other day and Mia was sitting in my lap. The two-year-old has been rather curious lately, asking some very blunt questions. But hey, it’s how she learns, right?

So she turned to me, asked “Are you wearing a bra?” (I consider myself lucky after hearing the question she’d asked my sister the other day).

“Um … yes …” I replied.

She then pulled out the neckline of my shirt so she see for herself.

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The funny part came the next day when I told Jeff the story. “Did you ask her what the f*ck she was doing?” he said.

I looked at him, surprised, “No! She’s just a child – she’s learning!”

“Oh!” he said, “I thought you were talking about Great Mia!”

3 creative and well informed people commented on “ On bras and misunderstandings ”

  1. Jeffrey says:

    And to my defense, this is the type of question Great Mia would ask without hesitation. This is why I think she is so cool.

  2. Lindsey G. says:

    Fantastic! Just retold it to my husband and he enjoyed it, too!!! I like the Mias!

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  3. Elwood says:

    Heh. Works at family gatherings. Not so much with strangers at the grocery store. Don’t ask.

    Last blog post from Elwood – I used to bullseye womp rats in my T-16 back home.

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