Asian Brides.. Please come in.. question.
I couldn't find our other thread fast enough to suit me.. heh
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Well Jim (bless him) has just messed with my planning.... again.
We had started with thinking of going to Chinatown to get invites that would be in English & Chinese. The more planning we did the more we realized that the invites we picked out weren't 'red' or 'gold' enough. It was more like putting construction paper red next to a fire engine.
So we went with having just English Invites. Really pretty red invite with Gold lettering allowing for 10lines of English Text. Jim KNEW this and agreed. Great price $1.50 each.
This past weekend his grandmother (i live with him, his grandmother, brother and sometimes his mother) asked Jim's Mother to find out if our invites were in English only. I don't know what possessed him but he said 'no, they will be in both English & Chinese'.
Well the little old Granny got so happy. Immediately sat down and started a list of all the people she can now invite. It was so cute. I didnt have the heart (or language) to argue it. Later in our room I looked at Jim and said 'Sweetie? We weren't going to have duel language invites remember?' It then dawned on him that he just messed up.
Well I can't take this from the little old lady, she looked so very happy. So now Im BACK in the market for Chinese/English invites.
Anyone else doing this?
Well Jim (bless him) has just messed with my planning.... again.
We had started with thinking of going to Chinatown to get invites that would be in English & Chinese. The more planning we did the more we realized that the invites we picked out weren't 'red' or 'gold' enough. It was more like putting construction paper red next to a fire engine.
So we went with having just English Invites. Really pretty red invite with Gold lettering allowing for 10lines of English Text. Jim KNEW this and agreed. Great price $1.50 each.
This past weekend his grandmother (i live with him, his grandmother, brother and sometimes his mother) asked Jim's Mother to find out if our invites were in English only. I don't know what possessed him but he said 'no, they will be in both English & Chinese'.
Well the little old Granny got so happy. Immediately sat down and started a list of all the people she can now invite. It was so cute. I didnt have the heart (or language) to argue it. Later in our room I looked at Jim and said 'Sweetie? We weren't going to have duel language invites remember?' It then dawned on him that he just messed up.
Well I can't take this from the little old lady, she looked so very happy. So now Im BACK in the market for Chinese/English invites.
Anyone else doing this?
