The Question

Will you quit it?!

You probably already know what I'm talking about. Ok, actually I should stop. Since we've moved to Austin, besides the occasional Facebook remarks, I don't think anyone has asked me "the question." I'm not sure if it's a Provo culture thing? Or maybe people just stop asking when you've been married as long as we have cause they're worried we're...Incapable.

I'm not sure if it's something people in general asked for years and it was just normal. Perhaps it wasn't seen as impolite. But nowadays, is it ever polite to ask when a couple is having kids? Is family an exception? Close friends?

I'm not going to lie, I've brought it up with family and friends. Yea, I've done it... (Do as I say not as I do). But I think what's bigger than the when is the "why not?" question. How do you answer that?

Well ladies and gents, I have the answer... A big fat "Nunya."
Definition:
1. Nunya
"none of your"
As in "Nunya bidness."

As much as I'd like to say that I sometimes feel the need to defend myself. Either way, just know, if someone asks me, no matter what I tell them "Nunya" is what I'm thinking.

*"Minds are like parachutes. Just because you've lost yours doesn't mean you can borrow mine. "*