Mood: wierd..
Sorry for the delay between days girls..
I've been slack i know.. lol well nothing much is happening on the ivf front just a big fat waiting game i hate it its driving me nutters i dont see why i couldn't just not take the pill grrRr other girls never had too.. oh well tough shit hey.. well I've had a good long weekend had my Aunty's birthday on Saturday night was a great night even hubby had a ball with my cousins, thankfully were all in the same age bracket, my little sister has decided to split with her man, they have decided they dont love each other anymore and are both being very grown up about the whole thing, this is gonna sound horrible but thankfully she is not pregnant again, i think the 3 mc's had alot to do with there bust up but it was a long time coming at the same time.. like it was the icing on the cake with his lack of support, always wanting to go out with his mats etc anyway on a more positive note its mine and mikes 1st wedding anniversary this weekend.. i know he has nothing planned so what should i either
A; guilt him into doing something
or
B: organise it myself and not be disappointed at doing nothing but be pissed off that i had to organise it coz hes lazy.... hmmmm
decisions decisions
4 comments:
Hi Ebz,
I had to organise our 1st anni too. Rich is sooo unromantic! lol..
I organised a beautiful lunch at a restaurant in the Yarra Valley. It was easy to do and we're into wine and stuff. I guess find something that suits you both. There's heaps to do on the peninsula. How about a balloon sunrise or take the ferry over to Queenscliff for lunch...
what a absolutely fabulous idea about the ferry!!! I'm gonna see if i can organise that.. might be a bit cold though hey lol
Hey Ebz
Just had to tell you that in the almost 7 years that I have been married hubby and I have never bought each other a present or had a romantic night to mark the occasion. Are we weird or what!!
As for the A or B I guess it would be nice if Mike organised something nice for you but in saying that he may be thinking the same think about you doing something for him. I guess in the end it doesn't matter who organises it as long as you both have a special time together. Well thats my 2 cents worth...LOL
Hi Ebz
My hubby isn't very romantic either so to take some of the pressure of him for valentines and anni we take turns each year. This year its my turn so I try and do something that we both like but its normally something that I would like him to organise and I no he wouldn't think of. He can't think much beyond a restaurant.
Sal (12m + board)
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