Comments on: Some conversations are easier than others

By: Feriska

Feriska — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 06:40:31 +0000

I am gsseuing that this is a big problem for most couples. Even us, married for 43 years and still dealing with the issue of surprise versus what I really want and he doesn’t have a clue unless I tell him and then it isn’t (a surprise, that is) problem. Hmmm. Of course, for me, I don’t care about the surprise part of it. I think (hope) my hubby has gotten over that, although, I am not sure. I do think he would like me loving my gift more than any surprise. A couple of his surprises have not worked out well. Remember the lottery ticket for Mother’s Day one year? Hmmmm. Or the surprise birthday party at our new duty station in England with 50 complete strangers who brought me gifts(ugghhhhh)! His heart is always in the right place and he has a really big heart, so that counts for alot! But, it is still always a question.

By: Brandy Thompson

Brandy Thompson — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 12:18:18 +0000

Wow thanks a lot for that useful information . It is very true because sometime you just get stuck and dont know what to say. Some conversations are easier tahn the others . Sometimes it also depends on the person we are talking to .

By: Matthew Holt

Matthew Holt — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:05:07 +0000

It's well worth looking at Paul Levy's blog for a really interesting comment on how EWG really matters http://runningahospital.blogspot.com/2009/11/engage-with-grace-reprise.html Meanwhile after Stanford's loss last weekend I think they can beat Notre Dame but the 49ers will lose. But Chelsea will win at Arsenal to make me happy