[MrEdd]

Three weeks ain't countable.

I suspect you have lots of problems with late fees, utillities cut off, and like Obama you always claim it is someone else's fault.

For the rest of us three weeks is a large and easily identified chunk of time.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I suspect you have lots of problems with late fees, utillities cut off, and like Obama you always claim it is someone else's fault.

Your clairvoyance is 180-degrees backwards.

My bet is your such an idiot you actually carry credit card debt, don't you?

[sitetest]

Dear MrEdd,

“For the rest of us three weeks is a large and easily identified chunk of time.”

It's a bit of a gamble. From what I understand, lots of women go a bit late on their first child. My older son was born 19 days after the due date. In the present case, that would've made the kid appear to have arrived on the scene right on time. No one would have been the wiser.

But some children are born a little early. Two weeks early isn't unusual. THAT sort of timing would have been quite noticeable.

Nonetheless, a little tactful reticence would have gone a long way for both the teacher and the school.

sitetest