Question

When Mrs. Brown’s son comes up to you and asks, “Did my mother have a good day?” and his mother is standing next to you, what is an appropriate response? She went along on the outing to the art museum and seemed to enjoy it. Well, how would you rate your day, Mrs. Brown? You liked the art museum, didn’t you? She’s right here, Ron. Why don’t you ask her yourself? Well, Mrs. Brown, I heard that you made a mess of your candy bar on the bus; do you remember that?

Answer 1

The appropiate response is well, how would you rate your day Mrs Brown? you liked the art at the museum didn't you?

So, This response allows Mrs. Brown to share her own thoughts about her day, and it also politely suggests that the son should ask his mother directly about her day.

As for the comment about Mrs. Brown making a mess of her candy bar on the bus, it's best to avoid bringing this up unless Mrs. Brown herself mentions it. It's important to be respectful of people's privacy, and it's not always appropriate to bring up embarrassing or negative topics in front of others.