Patience is a virtue.....MY A%%

[thetrucker]

Tell her exactly what you want for your birthday and then say the best price is rite now because they are

on sale--at fastech--focalecig---"Bob's vape shop"-----and explain how your just trying to be

economical and frugal before the price goes up.

-----hahahahahahaah----good luck...

 

[Alter]

Every time I get vapemail no matter what it is I get a Happy Birthday or Merry Christmas from my wife. She gave up commenting on what vape gear I buy a long time ago since she is just as guilty by association as I am for buying gear just because I can.

 

[puddinman]

You just tell her something like: Baby, you are the greatest gift I've ever gotten. All I need is you. Everything else is just stuff. So give me more of you!

 

[AndriaD]

You just tell her something like: Baby, you are the greatest gift I've ever gotten. All I need is you. Everything else is just stuff. So give me more of you!

That actually does work very well. We celebrated our 28th anniversary back in July, and I told him I didn't really want a present, because HE is my present, every single day. Considering that he considers every penny spent for vape gear to be money well-spent since I'm not smoking... you see what a gift that man is.

Andria

 

[ringling]

Just show her what you want for your birthday and see if she'll get it for you. That way, she feels included in the hobby, and feels good getting you what you really want.

And then if she doesn't get it for you, get it for yourself......lol

 

[RandyF]

Good decision on just getting it, it may very well be "old tech" by the end of September.

 

[Isabelle49]

If I learned anything it is, if I want something bad enough and financially it is within reason, I will get it for myself. I must say though that I do expect something sparkly for Christmas!!'

 

[HauntedMyst]

I told my wife years ago to stop buying me gifts. She's awful at it. She's proof that "It's the thought that counts" isn't a good rule. Really, she's great in other ways but she's the 9/11 of gift buyers. For her 40th birthday, I got her her dream gift - a baby grand piano. A few years later on my 40th, even though I outright said what I wanted, she got me some socks and a DVD of Left Behind 2. I was like "Honey, this is nice but I didn't see Left Behind 1 so I don't think I'll be able to follow the story so you should just take it back." Now I buy what I like.