Recently, an ancient Chinese calendar was discovered in a tomb near Beijing. After disappearing over 700 years ago, the mysteries of this calendar have once again been revealed to the world. This calendar accurately predicts the gender of a baby based on just two pieces of information. The calendar is over 99% accurate! All you need to know is the mother's age at birth and the month of conception. For the small primate currently carried by Emily, the two key pieces of information are 26 and June. This means that this spring there will be a little baby Girl entering the world! Just for fun, use the Chinese Gender Calendar to see if it accurately predicted the gender of you and your loved ones. The easiest way to find the month of conception is to add 3 months to the baby's due date and remember to use the mother's age at birth. Please post a comment to let Emily and Drew know if the calendar predicted correctly. Remember the calendar is only 99% accurate so don’t rush out to get a sex change if you turned out to be the opposite of your prediction.
-E.A. Fabs
P.S. It accurately predicted the gender of Emily and Drew.
8 comments:
hillarious.. I hope its a girl so I can shower her with glitter!! and bows!! Intersting. I gotta figure out if the calender accurate for my birthday.
Thansk for the post. It made my work day less boring.
How about a belly shot for the next one? (drew how are the photos?)
weird, it was true for all three of my babies...hmmmm....wonder if we could find out sooner than later about emma's primate.
yay for belly shots! i second this request.
well, it was right for my sister but wrong for me. Hmmm, wonder what this says about me.
Are you waiting to find out? I'd love to see some belly shots as well ;)
This is fun! It predicted the correct sex for me and all of my sisters. Josh's was wrong, but he also can't remember how old his mom is so its questionable...
I also made a girl at work try it and it predicted both of her boys correctly.
PS. I dreamt about your dog last night, it was wierd.
Fun!
It's inaccurate (I think!) in predicting a girl for Jim and I, but it was correct for me!
I knoe it . . . I was suppose to be a boy.
Not so sure about this! It's not too accurate for my family. Also, a Chinese friend has never heard of this, and it was only 50% correct for her kids. Keep thinking about boy names!
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