A Leggy Riddle

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 A Leggy Riddle


I “grew” four legs when I needed them,

Then discarded them when not.

Later I learned I needed to “grow” a third leg,

So I did.

What am I?

Hint: Why did I put “grew” and “grow” in quotes? What kind of “legs” are these?

The answer will be posted on tomorrow’s blog.

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