I caught all kinds of crap for not being registered for enough stuff.
See, this is my feeling: we are only having 50 guests, but our gigantic families are still going to want to get us stuff. (If they don't, that's totally fine, but people generally do, even when they don't attend the actual wedding.) So it's better to be registered for more than a handful of things.
Tim is very reluctant to register, since he was married once before and already "got stuff." I keep telling him that, if it helps him, he can think of it as *my* stuff, since I *haven't* been married before.
Tell him that people are going to buy you gifts anyway, and they like having guidance on what to buy.
Oh, speaking of which, luggage? We got an awesome duffle bag that we still use.
Also, do you want/need new bed sheets or towels?
Yeah, those are on the list. (Some of our current towels can be demoted to Dog Towels for muddy feets, and the current Dog Towels can finally be put to rest.)
Yeah, those are on the list.
I'm obviously not awake today.
Tell him that people are going to buy you gifts anyway, and they like having guidance on what to buy.
I think I've said that almost verbatim. He's come around to the idea but still feels guilty.
Oh, speaking of which, luggage? We got an awesome duffle bag that we still use.
I was wondering about luggage! So that's okay to register for, then?
I'm obviously not awake today.
Nah, it's a pretty wordy list. I bet right now, *I* couldn't tell you what I posted.
More santoku knives that kick more ass?
More santoku knives that kick more ass?
Two spouses enter! Two spouses leave, both with stab wounds!
Ask for All-Clad! It's expensive and awesome and will last you for freaking ever.
Also you can ask for geeky stuff. I bought my friend this TARDIS cookie jar: technically kitchenware! And it was really well received.
I bought my friend this TARDIS cookie jar
Does it have more space on the inside than on the outside? Because that would be an AWESOME feature in a cookie jar. Oh look, more cookies!