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To: Wneighbor
Just a second... I'll freepmail you my phone number! :-D

LOL! :)

Too often is when *she* starts to not appreciate it anymore! When *she* starts to expect things like that because you always do it - then it is too often.

Yep, that's my usual problem.

I dunno. My last husband was really good at this. He shoulda wrote the book for you. Sometimes it would be several weeks between surprises... and then sometimes there were a lot of surprises all at the same time. And "no" they didn't coincide with arguments or anything he was up to that I caught him at. I think it had more to do with his budget and when he got good ideas. He always sent cool unique stuff. I never in 9 years got a dozen red roses in one of those normal green vases. I wouldn't have minded - I'd have liked that too but I always got *at least* 13 roses - most of the time white ones cause they are my favorites - but no matter the color or type of flowers he sent there was *always* without fail one red rose in the bunch. I got lots of flowers. I like flowers. But, I also grow fragrant herbs and sometimes he would find some herb that I'd been searching all over for and just completely baffle me with it.

Hmmm--sounds like he was good at doing it regularly but still off-schedule enough to be surprising?

1,474 posted on 03/18/2004 9:25:39 PM PST by Fedora
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To: Fedora
Hmmm--sounds like he was good at doing it regularly but still off-schedule enough to be surprising?

Yeah, not *all* the time. But, more often than just the normal special days. And sometimes just because something *really* good happens or something terrible happens.

1,482 posted on 03/18/2004 9:35:58 PM PST by Wneighbor (Well the view looks better from ahead than it looks behind)
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