The Week of Equality began on Greg's birthday. I told Greg this was going to be another "Head & Shoulders" gift year...reminiscent of one of his worst birthday presents ever during the first year of our marriage. (I guess I shouldn't further implicate myself as a bad gifter by mentioning it was just the travel size bottle too.) Since then I've tried to do a little better, especially after he threw the bottle of shampoo across the room and pouted. I got the message loud and clear: GREG EXPECTS GOOD GIFTS!
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| So I misled him and told him he was getting nothing... |
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| But how am I ever going to beat a Nexus 10 tablet next year? I am partial to the iPad, but after reading all the specs, the Nexus actually ranks higher than the iPad4 in almost every way. |
BIRTHDAY WEEKEND IN TENNESSEE
Greg opted to be spoiled not by just me, but by his parents as well during his birthday weekend, so we headed to TN.
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| I snapped a pic of Julia and her cousin Miles right before she closed the door...her favorite hobby as of late. |
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| Cousin Quinn |
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| Miles, Julia and Quinn |
Greg didn't make me do anything I didn't want to during the Week of Equality, even though I offered.
I guess we've both finally come to the same conclusion...it's now all about her.
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I'm sure it'll be all about me in about 20 years again, right?
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2 comments:
I did a comment right after you posted - but I don't think I was signed in... so I'll do it again, just in case. I think you should tell Greg that the tablet was for the next 3 years... keep the expectations low. very low.
You really did buy him travel size head and shoulders and that was it?
Life really is never the same once the little people arrive.
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