Ok. Thanks for the advice all. I've done stuff like this with her before. I just worry a little more, because she's in a new relationship and her girls are here and blah blah blah. She really has been doing well, so I need to not jump to conclusions. I just hate to see all this work she's done go down the tube.
So, I'll bring it up in a non-confrontational way, and I'm sure everything will be fine. I know one of the things she appreciates about our relationship is the honesty and whatnot, so I don't think she'll be mad...unless it really is a problem.
if the med doesn't work, as they sometimes don't, ask the ped about gentian violet.
Thanks, Betsy. We go back on Tuesday so I'll ask her then.
P-C, if it was me, I'd respond as Sail suggested. I personally just would hate the doubt of not knowing what the guy was thinking about me and my intentions.
ION, I have a job interview on Monday.
I personally just would hate the doubt of not knowing what the guy was thinking about me and my intentions.
Yeah, I don't want him to think I'm some sort of weasely cheatbag on a regular basis.
ION, I have a job interview on Monday.
Good luck!
Whoohoo, job interview! Good luck, Stephanie.
I'm really not sure how to read his tone. As I said, he's perfectly within his rights to decline, and I understand that, but some of it seems overly sarcastic and slightly malicious.
be careful of reading tone in email. However, I think that the landlord is perfectly within his rights to be confused. I don't know why you just didnt' tell you uncle that you had asked and he said no. yes, that would be a lie, but you wouldn't be about to cry right now.
I'm bad at outright lying. It's a fault of mine.
I will.
crosses fingers behind back
Ouch. Your uncle really steered you wrong on this one. I think explaining to the landlord, in person if possible, that your uncle pressured you into it and you didn't really think it through would be a very good idea.
