A riddle..
"As a stay-at-home dad, I spend a lot of time cooking and cleaning. My
four-year old daughter, Melynn, is at that stage where she always likes
to lend a hand. So I usually give her some simple task to do. After
all, if her two older brothers are any indication, in a few short years
she won't lift a finger to help around the house.
"Now, Melynn knows her numbers, but she's still too young to understand
math. The other day while we were making brownies, we had a
conversation that went something like this. She said, "Daddy, is 60 more than 30?"
Yes", I said. "60 is more than 30."
She asked, "Is 60 more than a hundred?"
I said, "No, 60 and a hundred are the same."
"Oh." she thought. "How about 90? Is 90 more than a hundred?"
I answered, "Yes, 90 is more than a hundred."
All of my answers were correct. The question is, what were we doing?
Think you know the answer?
four-year old daughter, Melynn, is at that stage where she always likes
to lend a hand. So I usually give her some simple task to do. After
all, if her two older brothers are any indication, in a few short years
she won't lift a finger to help around the house.
"Now, Melynn knows her numbers, but she's still too young to understand
math. The other day while we were making brownies, we had a
conversation that went something like this. She said, "Daddy, is 60 more than 30?"
Yes", I said. "60 is more than 30."
She asked, "Is 60 more than a hundred?"
I said, "No, 60 and a hundred are the same."
"Oh." she thought. "How about 90? Is 90 more than a hundred?"
I answered, "Yes, 90 is more than a hundred."
All of my answers were correct. The question is, what were we doing?
Think you know the answer?
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