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[quote author="roundcorners" date=1239531447]At home, missing a gorgeous weekend with the baby ...</blockquote>


Any weekend with a baby is a gorgeous weekend, they aren't babies very long!
 
[quote author="Daedalus" date=1239460546]Good work Graph. I see you're kicking things off right and completely endearing yourself to the family. There must be quite a story behind Cayci's comlicity. ;)</blockquote>


If you mean "complicity", well, I already expressed my disapproval of them not following my "2 year rule" in getting engaged. Also, when you hear your dad constantly saying "we just have to get your sister married" and...um...you went on a few dates with your sister's fiance in HS...you just let it go down however they want and keep your piehole shut.



And I am now back home again, and wanting to sing "Ding, Dong the Witch is Dead" for some reason.
 
[quote author="caycifish" date=1239538056][quote author="Daedalus" date=1239460546]Good work Graph. I see you're kicking things off right and completely endearing yourself to the family. There must be quite a story behind Cayci's comlicity. ;)</blockquote>


If you mean "complicity", well, I already expressed my disapproval of them not following <strong>my "2 year rule"</strong> in getting engaged. Also, when you hear your dad constantly saying "we just have to get your sister married" and...um...you went on a few dates with your sister's fiance in HS...you just let it go down however they want and keep your piehole shut.



And I am now back home again, and wanting to sing "Ding, Dong the Witch is Dead" for some reason.</blockquote>


And just how long have you two been together? ;-P
 
[quote author="tmare" date=1239538717][quote author="caycifish" date=1239538056][quote author="Daedalus" date=1239460546]Good work Graph. I see you're kicking things off right and completely endearing yourself to the family. There must be quite a story behind Cayci's comlicity. ;)</blockquote>


If you mean "complicity", well, I already expressed my disapproval of them not following <strong>my "2 year rule"</strong> in getting engaged. Also, when you hear your dad constantly saying "we just have to get your sister married" and...um...you went on a few dates with your sister's fiance in HS...you just let it go down however they want and keep your piehole shut.



And I am now back home again, and wanting to sing "Ding, Dong the Witch is Dead" for some reason.</blockquote>


And just how long have you two been together? ;-P</blockquote>


Less than that. :-P AND, that is a minimum.
 
[quote author="caycifish" date=1239538983][quote author="tmare" date=1239538717][quote author="caycifish" date=1239538056][quote author="Daedalus" date=1239460546]Good work Graph. I see you're kicking things off right and completely endearing yourself to the family. There must be quite a story behind Cayci's comlicity. ;)</blockquote>


If you mean "complicity", well, I already expressed my disapproval of them not following <strong>my "2 year rule"</strong> in getting engaged. Also, when you hear your dad constantly saying "we just have to get your sister married" and...um...you went on a few dates with your sister's fiance in HS...you just let it go down however they want and keep your piehole shut.



And I am now back home again, and wanting to sing "Ding, Dong the Witch is Dead" for some reason.</blockquote>


And just how long have you two been together? ;-P</blockquote>


Less than that. :-P AND, that is a minimum.</blockquote>


I think a 2 year minimum is a good idea. I'd also add in actually living together for a time, although I know I could receive the wrath of many for saying that.
 
[quote author="tmare" date=1239539289][quote author="caycifish" date=1239538983][quote author="tmare" date=1239538717][quote author="caycifish" date=1239538056][quote author="Daedalus" date=1239460546]Good work Graph. I see you're kicking things off right and completely endearing yourself to the family. There must be quite a story behind Cayci's comlicity. ;)</blockquote>


If you mean "complicity", well, I already expressed my disapproval of them not following <strong>my "2 year rule"</strong> in getting engaged. Also, when you hear your dad constantly saying "we just have to get your sister married" and...um...you went on a few dates with your sister's fiance in HS...you just let it go down however they want and keep your piehole shut.



And I am now back home again, and wanting to sing "Ding, Dong the Witch is Dead" for some reason.</blockquote>


And just how long have you two been together? ;-P</blockquote>


Less than that. :-P AND, that is a minimum.</blockquote>


I think a 2 year minimum is a good idea. I'd also add in actually living together for a time, although I know I could receive the wrath of many for saying that.</blockquote>


No wrath here, i actually encourage it also. Men and women are very different and living together is a crucibel. I waited 6 years and WOULD have waited longer had I known my wife had sever debt issues (now taken care of 3 YEARS LATER...). But definitely we got off to a bad start and that is also why I recommend a smaller wedding.

Money is almost the #1 issue and starting off by spending $00,000 to $000,000 on a wedding could be the start of the breaking point.



Just my two cents.

good luck

-bix
 
[quote author="SoCal78" date=1239360829][quote author="Cubic Zirconia" date=1239359972]At the dining table, waiting for DH to come home so we can have dinner, and adding pink touches to my bloghttp://mimosa-samosa.blogspot.comand showing it off at IHB.

Ok, I hear the garage open. DH is here, and off I go!



CZ</blockquote>


Woah! Your book "Transition" sounds so good. I just read your notes on amazon. I am impressed. I want to read this.</blockquote>


Thanks! :-)



cz
 
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