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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why can't we ever be civil but still make a point on here???

OP, I can understand your dissapointment as he shouldn't have cancelled on the original plan. I do agree with others that since it is his birthday, he also has input in what he wants to do, right?

Hope you had a nice celebration the next day, and it was nice of him to apologize for cancelling on the plans, so I assume all is well now?[/quote]

Thanks for your post.  I asked my husband what he wanted to do for his birthday and he said see his nephew play ball and [u]have dinner with myself [/u]and his sons.  I was okay (or rather somewhat supportive of his birthday wish) -- that he wanted to attend his football games, however, I became upset (hence wrote for advice on this forum that evening) when the dinner plans changed/were delayed/cancelled and he asked whether I would still be awake in a couple of hours because if not he would grab dinner with his brother.  I fed my kids, put them to bed, put the cake in the fridge, and was disappointed.  All is well now and I appreciate your feedback.[/quote]

You did have dinner with yourself, didn't you?  Go back through your posts and see that you're repeating the same error.  It should be "me" in these situations.  He wanted to have dinner with my sons and me.  Learn your grammar, woman.

xoxox,
Grammar Police[/quote]

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