Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

[QUOTE=724Skinsfan;321578]Clearly written by an unmarried man.[/QUOTE]

or a chick.
lol

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

My husband is very grateful that I don't like to wear jewelry.

We only exchange gifts at Christmas. I don't see the point in spending money on stuff we don't really need. We will, however, spend a good chunk of change on football stuff come the end of July. While we're standing in the store we'll look at each other and say "happy birthday anniversary, honey."

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

Put a postcard of some kind of pottery in a card along with two tickets to Greece so she can pick it out.

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;321649]Put a postcard of some kind of pottery in a card along with two tickets to Greece so she can pick it out.[/quote]

Or just a single ticket. :oink::cheeky-sm

FRPLG had the best idea.

Who picked POTTERY as a gift? Could be worse, you could be on the "Clock" anniversary.:benched:


Seriously...whoever made up the "modern" list is stupid...APPLIANCES for the 4th? That's a trap.
[url=http://www.findgift.com/Anniversary-Table/]Traditional and Modern Anniversary Gifts Table[/url]

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

[quote=Buster;321661]Seriously...whoever made up the "modern" list is stupid...APPLIANCES for the 4th? That's a trap.
[URL="http://www.findgift.com/Anniversary-Table/"]Traditional and Modern Anniversary Gifts Table[/URL][/quote]
The modern thirteenth is interesting (textiles). Just give your wife a big bolt of fabric and you're good.

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

[quote=Sammy Baugh Fan;321579]or a chick.
lol[/quote]

I'm a lady thank you very much.

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

[QUOTE=saden1;321677]I'm a lady thank you very much.[/QUOTE]

Yes, Miss I'm sure you are and my apologies and highest reguards as a Southern Gentleman.

peace to yer check wanting ass!
mike
lol

Re: Pottery as 9th Wedding Anny. Gift?
 

[quote=Lady Brave;321626]My husband is very grateful that I don't like to wear jewelry.

We only exchange gifts at Christmas. I don't see the point in spending money on stuff we don't really need. We will, however, spend a good chunk of change on football stuff come the end of July. While we're standing in the store we'll look at each other and say "happy birthday anniversary, honey."[/quote]

Me and my wife of 7 years are like you and your husband. We do birthdays but usually we just say what we want and its done. We go out to dinner for the other stuff and do christmas. Heck, Christmas we have a fixed budget we spend on each other. Some years I may spend a little more and some years she may spend a little more it goes both ways.