Yesterday, I was searching for one of my favorite recipes "Million Dollar Chicken", dubbed as such because it won the million dollar prize in the Pillsbury bake-off several years ago (by the way, here's the recipe, it's really easy and totally awesome). Well, at least I thought I was searching for million dollar chicken, that is, until I realized I had just performed a search for "Million Dollar Children." Umm, what?! Somehow this is strikingly similar to a month or two ago when I posted on this very blog that I had "fried the motherhood" (of my laptop).
And Y thinks I am a bit unhealthily obsessed - really?! Do you have any of your own cringe-worthy IF Freudian slips to share?
When I've tried to type marriage it comes out miscarriage. Oops :)
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious! For me, it's all the acronyms. I saw CD on something the other day and immediately thought Cycle Day. The subway system near where I lived it called the TTC. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteLOL, very funny! I know I've done things like that, myself, but I can't think of any specific examples right now.
ReplyDeleteBTW, thanks for sharing that recipe--it looks very yummy!
I almost called my husband "DH" in a conversation I was having with a friend. I've also had to catch myself as one of the cancers we study at work is call TCC and I keep trying to call it TTC!
ReplyDeleteLol! Over the weekend T and I had very similar dreams about someone using up all the eggs we had left to make an omelette and ruining it. Could this be our shared paranoia as we wait for the results of my amh test?
ReplyDeleteRemember a couple of years ago when everyone was first talking about BPAs? Well, I went off on a tangent with some of my co-workers about it but kept referring to them as BFPs. No one had a clue what I was talking about.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to try that chicken recipe!
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I don't have any IF related slip ups but I've had some doozies of typos when googling things. I typed in some things that were wrong by only one letter and it took me to an adult site...ugh.
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