Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Today is my mom’s birthday. I didn’t send a card for her to receive in the mail today because tomorrow, she’s coming over for a BBQ dinner of favorite foods and dessert, where she will receive cards and gifts. I didn’t think I needed to send two cards because we’d be seeing her so soon after her birthday, but now she’s disappointed and sad, her words. I just can’t win. Was I wrong and an apology is in order? Or learn from this and move on.
I hope you at least called her to acknowledge.
This. If you did not acknowledge her birthday today then I could see her getting hurt.
I called first thing this morning, had kids FaceTime.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Today is my mom’s birthday. I didn’t send a card for her to receive in the mail today because tomorrow, she’s coming over for a BBQ dinner of favorite foods and dessert, where she will receive cards and gifts. I didn’t think I needed to send two cards because we’d be seeing her so soon after her birthday, but now she’s disappointed and sad, her words. I just can’t win. Was I wrong and an apology is in order? Or learn from this and move on.
I hope you at least called her to acknowledge.
This. If you did not acknowledge her birthday today then I could see her getting hurt.
I called first thing this morning, had kids FaceTime.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Today is my mom’s birthday. I didn’t send a card for her to receive in the mail today because tomorrow, she’s coming over for a BBQ dinner of favorite foods and dessert, where she will receive cards and gifts. I didn’t think I needed to send two cards because we’d be seeing her so soon after her birthday, but now she’s disappointed and sad, her words. I just can’t win. Was I wrong and an apology is in order? Or learn from this and move on.
I hope you at least called her to acknowledge.
This. If you did not acknowledge her birthday today then I could see her getting hurt.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Today is my mom’s birthday. I didn’t send a card for her to receive in the mail today because tomorrow, she’s coming over for a BBQ dinner of favorite foods and dessert, where she will receive cards and gifts. I didn’t think I needed to send two cards because we’d be seeing her so soon after her birthday, but now she’s disappointed and sad, her words. I just can’t win. Was I wrong and an apology is in order? Or learn from this and move on.
I hope you at least called her to acknowledge.
Anonymous wrote:Today is my mom’s birthday. I didn’t send a card for her to receive in the mail today because tomorrow, she’s coming over for a BBQ dinner of favorite foods and dessert, where she will receive cards and gifts. I didn’t think I needed to send two cards because we’d be seeing her so soon after her birthday, but now she’s disappointed and sad, her words. I just can’t win. Was I wrong and an apology is in order? Or learn from this and move on.
Anonymous wrote:This sounds super high maintenance.
Is this what you’ve always done in the past? Next year don’t plan a dinner, just send a card in the mail. I could not handle this level of drama in my life.
Anonymous wrote:I would have sent a happy birthday text and in it also included "Can't wait to see you tomorrow and shower you with your favorite foods, gifts and cards!"
Then she'd KNOW it was coming.