after i signed up for the marathon, a co-worker decided that he needed to get running. he did, and then, shortly after, signed up for a half marathon in california. i got him this shirt. it's sitting on his chair at the office.
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after i signed up for the marathon, a co-worker decided that he needed to get running. he did, and then, shortly after, signed up for a half marathon in california. i got him this shirt. it's sitting on his chair at the office.
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and it's reflective!!!
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February 4, 2009 at 6:04 PM
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I guess I'm a sissy then. It's ok. I can accept that.
(BTW I just read your last post and almost raised my fist in the air to say,"Preach it!" I've been saying this for years. I hate "OBLIGATORY" gifts. I hate the very word or anything done in the name of obligation. If we are cherished everyday, there would be no need for all that silliness on Valentine's Day. I would rather get flowers,"just cuz" than out of emotional blackmail. This doesn't mean that gifts aren't welcome, it just means it's not required. I found that attitude unlocks more generosity in a husband and that when he buys a gift, he 'means' it.) -
February 5, 2009 at 7:51 AM
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and it's reflective!!!
I guess I'm a sissy then. It's ok. I can accept that.
(BTW I just read your last post and almost raised my fist in the air to say,"Preach it!" I've been saying this for years. I hate "OBLIGATORY" gifts. I hate the very word or anything done in the name of obligation. If we are cherished everyday, there would be no need for all that silliness on Valentine's Day. I would rather get flowers,"just cuz" than out of emotional blackmail. This doesn't mean that gifts aren't welcome, it just means it's not required. I found that attitude unlocks more generosity in a husband and that when he buys a gift, he 'means' it.)
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