I never complain about my husband on here because honestly, he's a totally wonderful and thoughtful guy. But this is just too ridiculous not to share...he had this big, secret Valentines date planned for us, and I didn't ask any questions because he rarely disappoints. We had a sitter, got dressed up, I wore a dress and heels despite being SO tired and sore. I made no bones about the fact that I'm exhausted from not sleeping, working and raising a 2-year old, but I was ready to enjoy our night out.
Guess where he took me? To a wine pairing dinner put on by one of our favorite local wineries. So, the entire event was centered around like 15 kinds of wine, being poured in abundance, at which I could only look on in envy. I had a few sips, but it's not like I'm going to be able to enjoy it properly. They had no other drink options besides water and diet Coke because it was catered. On top of that, the first hour was a "cocktail hour" so I had to stand in high heels and mingle with strangers. And the seating was communal, so we had to make small talk with strangers the whole evening. I put a good face on but man, he knew I was not having fun. It felt sort of mean to take me to a place with all this great wine when he knew I couldn't have more than a sip. It's kind of funny...probably will be later when I look back on it. But right now I'm totally side-eyeing the man.
G planned a surprise to a fancy restaurant we love, but he forgot to make a reservation until the 13th...so they booked us for a 9pm reservation. I told him hell no and picked up pizza hut on the way home from our prenatal appointment instead haha
G planned a surprise to a fancy restaurant we love, but he forgot to make a reservation until the 13th...so they booked us for a 9pm reservation. I told him hell no and picked up pizza hut on the way home from our prenatal appointment instead haha
9pm would have been a big nope for me too! Pre-pregnancy, for sure...go out for cocktails and then make our way leisurely over to a late dinner, European-style. But pregnant me just wants to be in pajamas and on the couch after dinner
LOL, you're so much nicer than I am. I really think I would have shed some tears over being around all that delicious wine and not being able to have any. And then I'd have had MH buy a bottle of each wine with the expectation that I was going to someday drink it all in front of him, all by myself.
Well then. He really missed the mark, eh? LOL What was he thinking? I'm sure the poor guy's heart was in the right place, but where in the hell was his head?
jordylee, PatBenatar, MrsMB no! the food was mediocre at best! It was catered and the quality was hit or miss.
duff,I definitely went in the bathroom and had a little cry. He for sure knew I was unhappy. And we discussed at length the nice bottle of champagne I have saved to take to the birth center.
That's such an amazing gift ... for when you're not pregnant. I'm sure at some point you can joke about the time he took you to a wine tasting for Valentine's Day when you were 36 weeks pregnant.
jordylee , PatBenatar , MrsMBno! the food was mediocre at best! It was catered and the quality was hit or miss.
duff ,I definitely went in the bathroom and had a little cry. He for sure knew I was unhappy. And we discussed at length the nice bottle of champagne I have saved to take to the birth center.
Well this just moved from stupid to inexcusable. :N:
fatamy, yes i asked that multiple times throughout the course of the night. And he claims to have thought it through quite thoroughly. He said he figured I could just have a sip of each wine they brought me, and that way I could enjoy the event! He even turned down the winery manager's attempts to refund us for my portion since I wasn't drinking, because he said he thought it through before he purchased tickets and was fine with paying for me to have sips. I was like, "but I don't WANT sips! I want the whole glass! And since I can't, it just feels like you're rubbing it in my face that I can't drink!" I'm still not sure he gets it. He was quite pleased with his thought process.