Anonymous wrote:When DD got into Berkeley, which was where she wanted to go, we got a cake that said, "It's Berkeley, bitch!"
DD got the love plate at dinner that night, my ex came to dinner, and then we whipped out the cake. DD's younger sisters screamed congratulations and threw confetti on DD. It was something that really only cost $30 or whatever, but totally marked the occasion and made DD feel loved and recognized.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No it does not. Don't inflate his ego even more than it already has been.
DC = dear child, not son.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No it does not. Don't inflate his ego even more than it already has been.
DC = dear child, not son.
Anonymous wrote:I'm happy that you got your first choice is how I would leave it. Any more than that is creating an impression to him that you tie his worth to factors out of his direct control.
Anonymous wrote:No it does not. Don't inflate his ego even more than it already has been.
Anonymous wrote:New car and summer backpacking in Europe