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Posted on 08/24/2005 9:50:25 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
I hope so, 'cuz we decided not to do it, post at 509. It would be a 'heck' weekend, driving home two hours to try to tend critters each night from Bellevue, getting up at 0'Dark:thirty to head back up there again. I think we'd end up tired and cranky rather than more 'one'. How bout if we find our own ways to be one that weekend? :~D
I think pants would be just fine for this kind of interview... IT people don't dress up, too much climbing under desks ;~D
Correct me if I'm wrong, but a marriage seminar as a wedding present sort of says "You're going to mess this up terribly, here, maybe this'll help." Right?
My parents will provide the ladder if I want to elope, the dress if I trust Mom's handiwork, and an opinion on the guy. That's it. They sure as heck wouldn't give me a pass to a marriage seminar. Sheesh. My mother won't even give me relationship advice.
I'm sure it's fine. It's just not a type of outfit I'm at all familiar with.
I wear jeans or khakis or casual skirts...or I wear dresses. So to me slacks = feeling casual. Not necessarily the look. Just that it feels funny.
No, it doesn't make sense.
Reading it, I'm not sure but it didn't even sound like the sex part would be very fun!
Ok, I'll take your word for it about the sex bit - but I disagree that women really have to nag, I hate nagging. But then sometimes I wonder if I got a few too many male traits in my makeup.
I don't think you should go, nobody ever learns anything they don't want to learn.
Hmmmm.....dried beef is pretty good on pizza as long as you don't salt the sauce.
Sounds good to me!
I wouldn'ta thought to try it, though...
You are in a unique situation in that it is truly difficult to get away, so you do like to use those special times for something that will help you as a couple they way YOU see fit.
SirKit and I once attended a Marriage Encounter Weekend, and we decided that it just was too touchy feely for us. We were not comfortable 'sharing' with a bunch of strangers. This wasn't because it was too religious because we are religious people, we just didn't like the whole group dynamic thing. Gatherings like that just aren't for everyone.
Just my humble opinion of course. ;o)
Well the Canadian bacon is slated for breakfast fare and I didn't want to open a can of anchovies. I had "left-over" dried beef siting in the jar waiting to be used.
Oh - no one ~thinks~ they're a nag.... but you just wait. When stuff needs done it, needs done is all ;~D
The group discussion element did not appeal to us either.
Hmm, well, you may have a point - but no nagging until I've safely landed a husband, eh?
Besides, with most men, the "I'm trying really hard to do this but I can't quite manage" routine works well enough. I use it on my boss and coworkers sometimes.
Yeah...that's how that whole thing sounded to me. And my parents did Marriage Encounter once, too - with the same conclusion you folks came to. Dad especially really disliked it.
Heh, I've done that.
Heh...come to think of it, I think someone bought their way to the Mawwiage Encouter weekend, and that's the only reason they went. It was NOT the sort of thing my Dad would have volunteered for, even before he got older and set in his ways.
Hm...
Sounds good to me!
I really gotta make me some creamed chipped beef one of these days.
Mawwaige.
Mawwaige is what bwings us togevah today.
And wuv - twue wuv - will fowwow you, fowehav and evah.
Heh...I had to make fun of it a bit.
I'm such a heathen in some ways.
I made some a while back but I used only a half jar. I need to restock my emergency rations.
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