Can I throw fsil off a cliff??
Just asking.
you might remember her: baby bo-k... buying the dress scenario.... yeah, her.
ok here's the first story... two nights ago we were at a b-day party. fh's cousins are convincing me again to go see naked men for my bach party like they always do, but they're funny about it. They say it was their first time at their bach parties so I need to do it to for the experience. so they look at fsil and say 'hey, you're helping organize it right?' and she says 'what? noooooooo.... oh wait, the bach party, sorry i thought you said shower... we'll i haven't heard anything about it yet... oh but forget her, WE married ladies are the ones who need to see the naked men!'![]()
can anything just NOT be about her?
second story... i just texted my sister that I would like a computer for the new house as gift from the girls for the shower (well, she asked what I had wanted). So she spills that originally they were planning on buying our luggage. All girls said they were down for it.... except fsil. since she didn't return my sister's call or voicemail, my sister asked her face to face. she says, 'thats too expensive for me and my daughter to pay. why did they have to register for such expensive luggage? what is it, louis vuiton or something? i rather just get them a tv '![]()
well, we already bought a tv so that idea is out of the question. and no, its NOT louis vuiton! its regular luggage!
I'm not getting involved, my sis is handling it. she said, if you don't want to contribute just tell me and we won't count on you. she should have thought of money issues before saying ok to be in the party. my 15 year old cousins with part time jobs even said it was ok for them, no problem.
So, back to my question: IS IT OK TO THROW HER OFF A CLIFF?![]()
you might remember her: baby bo-k... buying the dress scenario.... yeah, her.
ok here's the first story... two nights ago we were at a b-day party. fh's cousins are convincing me again to go see naked men for my bach party like they always do, but they're funny about it. They say it was their first time at their bach parties so I need to do it to for the experience. so they look at fsil and say 'hey, you're helping organize it right?' and she says 'what? noooooooo.... oh wait, the bach party, sorry i thought you said shower... we'll i haven't heard anything about it yet... oh but forget her, WE married ladies are the ones who need to see the naked men!'
second story... i just texted my sister that I would like a computer for the new house as gift from the girls for the shower (well, she asked what I had wanted). So she spills that originally they were planning on buying our luggage. All girls said they were down for it.... except fsil. since she didn't return my sister's call or voicemail, my sister asked her face to face. she says, 'thats too expensive for me and my daughter to pay. why did they have to register for such expensive luggage? what is it, louis vuiton or something? i rather just get them a tv '
I'm not getting involved, my sis is handling it. she said, if you don't want to contribute just tell me and we won't count on you. she should have thought of money issues before saying ok to be in the party. my 15 year old cousins with part time jobs even said it was ok for them, no problem.
So, back to my question: IS IT OK TO THROW HER OFF A CLIFF?
