Okay, so this obviously common sense but I thought you all might get a kick out of it.
We had a shower last week for one of my co-workers who is expecting next month. She waltzes in this morning and hands a thank you card to one of the ladies who works beside me. Seven of us went in together on a PNP for her. Miss thang then proceeds to say, "I don't even know what it says, I didn't write it."
Lovely.
Re: How not to write thank you cards.
w-o-w. I'd love to say I'm surprised that someone would be so rude, but I'm not, actually.
He's the single greatest thing I've done in my life and reminds me daily of how fun (and funny) life can be. He's turned out pretty swell for having such a heartless and evil mother.
I thought you were just going to say she wrote one card for all 7 of you that went in with the gift and then I keep reading and W0W is right pp.
I'm shocked she would share the information that she didn't even write it.
DD (5 years old) from IUI in 2012
TTC 3rd and final!: IUI #1 in progress!
It definitely wasn't her husband. She said who but I don't know what the relation was... friend, sister, mom, etc. I'm not sure. All I know is that it was a girl, lol.
Matthew Kevin
7/31/83-7/20/11
Met 1/8/00
Engaged 4/21/06
Married 9/29/07
Two beautiful legacies: Noah Matthew (2 yrs) and Chloe Marcella (8 mos)
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imo, husband/SO writing the card is totally acceptable. No more or less acceptable than your writing it would be - the gift is for HIS baby too.
I'm with you though - if DH wrote the cards (he would never, but in dreamland, if he did) I would be sure to read them and sign them myself.
Then again, when I write the cards, DH doesn't even know about it - never mind read them or sign his own name.
~EDD Nov 18, 2017 with my IUI success story~
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wow... did she throw the shower for herself too?