I know, it's crazy. Math when you don't have to?
But Haffie math is totally different! You can make things up! Correct answers don't matter! Paddy is cute even if you hate math!
So I give you our first Haffie Math Quiz. Today's question:
If two Haffies equal a whole, how many is two and a Haffies?
Options are:
- 2 Horse and 1 Haffie
- 5 Haffies
- 10 Quarter Horses
- I suck at math, but Paddy is adorable!
You can vote for the best answer (not correct, remember... correct doesn't matter!) in the poll in the column on the right. ------>
How many of these Haffie Math Quizzes can I come up with? Probably a lot... I've been tormenting friends and my husband with my horrible Haffie math. Beware!
Yep, still adorable.
Definitely 5!!
ReplyDelete#5 hands down!
ReplyDeleteFine! It's a whole lot of golden fur you can spin on your loom.
ReplyDeleteBAHAHAHAHA
ReplyDeleteso, my sweet girl had giant donkey ears. EVERYONE called her Eyore. His lack of ears makes him the most adorable thing in the entire world!
ReplyDeleteI admit that I spend way too much time making "squee!" noises about the tiny adorable ears. :)
DeleteD!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the final answer!
ReplyDeletePaddington thanks you for your vote that he's cutest and sends you peppermint kisses.
DeleteI think you are losing it!
ReplyDeleteBut in a good way. ;)
I am the only one who voted for QHs.
Actually there were three votes for QHs. Unless you voted three times? Hmmm... *suspicious look*
DeleteFound you through She Moved To Texas. I have a Haffie, too. Number 5, for sure!
ReplyDeleteAllison, nice to meet you! I'm excited to be a Haffie owner... or maybe Paddington is excited to own me? Not sure yet, lol!
DeleteThey are tons of fun! Always testing to see what they can get away with so stay on your toes :)
DeleteWhat about 1 horse, two halfies, and two QHs? Points for variety? ;) My vote's still #5 though!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely points for variety, and a full barn!!!
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