We were at a high school football game when I started talking with a friend’s daughter who was home from nursing school. She told me she was taking microbiology, so I confidently said, “You’re going to learn so much about orgasms!”

What I meant to say was organisms. What actually came out was something completely different! 😂

Her parents gave me the strangest look, and I didn’t even realize what I had said until my wife explained it in the car. That’s life with dyslexia—sometimes one little mix-up creates a story your family will never let you forget!

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