Fathers Day

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Buying him an OXO cheese grater which he mentioned wanting a month ago.

Why is this a gift? That is something that you does buy as a course of life item.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buying him an OXO cheese grater which he mentioned wanting a month ago.

Why is this a gift? That is something that you does buy as a course of life item.

Because it shows that PP was listening and bought something husband hadn't gotten around do doing himself?

[Anonymous]

DS has an event with my mom earlier in the day so is spending Saturday night with her. So DH and I are going out to his favorite restaurant/bar and then having a leisurely morning in. After we get DS, we are going to their favorite "Dad/son" restaurant which is just a local chicken place they like. We are headed to Japan soon and DS picked out this Samurai experience thing for them to do one afternoon and I booked a private cooking class for the 3 of us (DH loves to cook and loves doing local cooking classes in different countries).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wearing one of his favorite outfits and taking him to one of his favorite places for lunch. We will probably have some pretty amazing sex as well.

That sounds kind of mean to wear one of his favorite outfits. What if he was planning to wear it that day?

Exactly what I thought.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buying him an OXO cheese grater which he mentioned wanting a month ago.

Why is this a gift? That is something that you does buy as a course of life item.

Because it shows that PP was listening and bought something husband hadn't gotten around do doing himself?

And perhaps they don't NEEEEEED but he just wants.

I think it's thoughtful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All dads want are great BJs.

But all that she wants is another baby.

[Anonymous]

Kids are going to Busch Gardens with a friend and her dad so we're going to the pool to lounge and read plus getting a boozy lunch.

[Anonymous]

We'll all go out for lunch and kids will make cards (facilitated by me). If DH wants to do a family outing we'll do whatever he wants, but he's a homebody so usually just wants to chill at home. We don't do gifts for Mothers Day or Fathers Day.

[Anonymous]

I'm the dad, but we're going to New York to see the new Pirates of Penzance adaptation. It wasn't consciously a Father's Day thing, but I'm excited for it and treating it as my celebration.

[Anonymous]

My husband is not my father, so nothing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are yall doing for your DH’s for Father’s Day? I need some ideas!

Huh? He’s not my father.

[Anonymous]

Really, nothing. Long ago DH announced that Mother’s Day is a Hallmark/manufactured holiday and except for visiting or calling his own mom and occasionally rallying our DC to see her on MD, business as usual.

Although on my first MD, DH and I took our infant on a weekend away - we called MIL to wish her a happy day and she refused to come to the phone - was so insulted that WE had slighted her in such a public manner.

All of above informs and guides me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband is not my father, so nothing?

I’m sure you were one of the many to make this comments but still whined that your husband did nothing for you for Mother’s Day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are yall doing for your DH’s for Father’s Day? I need some ideas!

Huh? He’s not my father.

But I’m sure you expected something for Mother’s Day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wearing one of his favorite outfits and taking him to one of his favorite places for lunch. We will probably have some pretty amazing sex as well.

That sounds kind of mean to wear one of his favorite outfits. What if he was planning to wear it that day?

Then he can take it off.