Celestial Healer |
Celestial Healer wrote:Get them a puppy. Everyone loves puppies.I am going to a cousin's wedding this weekend.
If they did not indicate where they are registered for gifts, is it reasonable for me to just give cash? I don't like bringing non-registry gifts to people that I am not that close with, since I have no idea what they would want.
That is the worst advice ever.
Celestial Healer |
Bitter Thorn wrote:Celestial Healer wrote:Unless they are very wealthy, I can't imagine a young couple who would not appreciate money.I am going to a cousin's wedding this weekend.
If they did not indicate where they are registered for gifts, is it reasonable for me to just give cash? I don't like bringing non-registry gifts to people that I am not that close with, since I have no idea what they would want.
+1, you can't go wrong with money, a wedding is expensive!
you can wrap the money in some creative way (or let a professional do it) if you don't just want to hand over an envelope (we got some very cool and creative money gifts)edit: tip from Sabine: let your boyfriend wrapp the money with floristic skills
we got money in a Weck glas (like a mason jar) rolled up like pickled herrings with pickle spices
That sounds awesome. I don't know what I would be able to put together like that since the wedding is out of town and it will be a 7 hour drive to get there, but perhaps we could have something put together in advance...
If I get some inspiration, I will go with it. Otherwise, the money will be in a card.
Kajehase |
Treppa wrote:That is the worst advice ever.Celestial Healer wrote:Get them a puppy. Everyone loves puppies.I am going to a cousin's wedding this weekend.
If they did not indicate where they are registered for gifts, is it reasonable for me to just give cash? I don't like bringing non-registry gifts to people that I am not that close with, since I have no idea what they would want.
I'd vote for, "oh go on, do it. It can't hurt that much," for that title.
lynora |
Celestial Healer wrote:+1Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
+2
Orthos |
Kajehase wrote:+2Celestial Healer wrote:+1Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
+3 =/
Drejk |
Got an email from someone calling himself creepyghoul... @dncafinance.something.
Yep, it is trying to convince me to get stocks of some sort. Except I didn't get from the e-mail what stocks exactly. Not only stock-related spam but an incompetent spam. And no, it wasn't virus-spreading or something as it was plain text without attachments.
Freehold DM |
Celestial Healer wrote:Crap. :(Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
yikes. +4
Bitter Thorn |
Drejk wrote:yikes. +4Celestial Healer wrote:Crap. :(Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
+5
doctor_wu |
Got an email from someone calling himself creepyghoul... @dncafinance.something.
Yep, it is trying to convince me to get stocks of some sort. Except I didn't get from the e-mail what stocks exactly. Not only stock-related spam but an incompetent spam. And no, it wasn't virus-spreading or something as it was plain text without attachments.
Wow really.
Treppa |
Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
Those things scare the bejeezus outta me. Best of luck to your friend's father.
Tordek Rumnaheim |
Freehold DM wrote:+5Drejk wrote:yikes. +4Celestial Healer wrote:Crap. :(Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
+6
ebon_fyre |
Bitter Thorn wrote:+6Freehold DM wrote:+5Drejk wrote:yikes. +4Celestial Healer wrote:Crap. :(Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
+7
DSXMachina |
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:+7Bitter Thorn wrote:+6Freehold DM wrote:+5Drejk wrote:yikes. +4Celestial Healer wrote:Crap. :(Klaus van der Kroft wrote::( I hope he comes through it alright.Oh shoot.
The father of one of my players just suffered a brain aneurism. He lives on the other side of the country, so she had to book a plane on the run.
I'll be driving her to the airport shortly.
+8
Aberzombie |
Today, in theory, we get U-Verse service at home: TV, Internet, and Phone. I say "in theory" because we can't have major changes (such as rewiring) done to the house without the landlords permission, which we didn't get because the AT&T people couldn't tell us for sure if they'd have to do any rewiring.
So I told the wife if they say they have to do rewiring tell them 'no'. We can either get them back after we get permission from the landlord, or get whoever had the existing satellite service for the house to re-activate that.
Jess Door |
aeglos wrote:Bitter Thorn wrote:Celestial Healer wrote:Unless they are very wealthy, I can't imagine a young couple who would not appreciate money.I am going to a cousin's wedding this weekend.
If they did not indicate where they are registered for gifts, is it reasonable for me to just give cash? I don't like bringing non-registry gifts to people that I am not that close with, since I have no idea what they would want.
+1, you can't go wrong with money, a wedding is expensive!
you can wrap the money in some creative way (or let a professional do it) if you don't just want to hand over an envelope (we got some very cool and creative money gifts)edit: tip from Sabine: let your boyfriend wrapp the money with floristic skills
we got money in a Weck glas (like a mason jar) rolled up like pickled herrings with pickle spices
That sounds awesome. I don't know what I would be able to put together like that since the wedding is out of town and it will be a 7 hour drive to get there, but perhaps we could have something put together in advance...
If I get some inspiration, I will go with it. Otherwise, the money will be in a card.
My mom would get dollar coins, all of the same type, and put them in little mesh bags, tied shut with a ribbon. She then got a branch, and hung the coins off the branch and put it in a flower pot. to give them a "money tree". :)
Jess Door |
Today, in theory, we get U-Verse service at home: TV, Internet, and Phone. I say "in theory" because we can't have major changes (such as rewiring) done to the house without the landlords permission, which we didn't get because the AT&T people couldn't tell us for sure if they'd have to do any rewiring.
So I told the wife if they say they have to do rewiring tell them 'no'. We can either get them back after we get permission from the landlord, or get whoever had the existing satellite service for the house to re-activate that.
When I moved into my house, U-verse couldn't schedule an appointment for me in less than 4 weeks. :( I work in IT, so I had to have service asap. My two year contract is getting close to closing, though. Maybe I should consider U-Verse again. The general consensus seems to be that it's pricey, but worth it.
Aberzombie |
Aberzombie wrote:When I moved into my house, U-verse couldn't schedule an appointment for me in less than 4 weeks. :( I work in IT, so I had to have service asap. My two year contract is getting close to closing, though. Maybe I should consider U-Verse again. The general consensus seems to be that it's pricey, but worth it.Today, in theory, we get U-Verse service at home: TV, Internet, and Phone. I say "in theory" because we can't have major changes (such as rewiring) done to the house without the landlords permission, which we didn't get because the AT&T people couldn't tell us for sure if they'd have to do any rewiring.
So I told the wife if they say they have to do rewiring tell them 'no'. We can either get them back after we get permission from the landlord, or get whoever had the existing satellite service for the house to re-activate that.
My brother has had U-Verse for awhile now and loves it. And my appointment for today was made yesterday, so it seems maybe their wait time has decrease.
So far, I'm impressed. Everything is wireless.
Aberzombie |
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Well, Scott's move to Texas mysteriously coincided with that state suddenly catapulting to the top of nearly every "This state is awesome" list. Meanwhile, little did Gary know that the New York heat wave he experienced was merely a precursor to even worse, all thanks to Dr. Eversummer's Heat Satellite. And, across town, a sudden knock on Jess' door signaled the arrival of.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.