O/H's 30th...give me some ideas.
O/H's 30th...give me some ideas.
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Craphouserat

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1,542 posts

232 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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My beloved turns 30 next Feb. Now whilst this may seem a while away I'm crapping myself about what to do/where to go etc, and would like to start saving for something special very soon. Want to make it special for her, she is not to happy about approaching the big 30.
For her previous birthdays I have had her to Barcelona for a long weekend, been to the Balmoral in Edinburgh for the weekend, shopping etc etc. She has told me she doesn't want to go away, she doesn't want a big party.
When I hit 30 I wasn't with her and went off to Tenerife with the lads, which was fun ! Since then she has made each birthday pretty special for me and I want make her 30th one to remember, but she doesn't want the weekend away or party.
What did you guys do for your wife's/g/f 30th ? She is very serious about the whole party thing, think that would seriously piss her off if I arranged anything like that.

Serious ideas appreciated !

Cheers guys.

Gretchen

19,809 posts

247 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Craphouserat said:
Since then she has made each birthday pretty special for me and I want make her 30th one to remember, but she doesn't want the weekend away or party.
It's obvious. Get her sweet FA. It'll be more than memorable believe me, she'll never ever forget that one.


V8S

8,582 posts

268 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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I bet if you don't provide a big party with all her friends or whisk her away, you'll never hear the end of it. Especially if she is 'serious' about it.

She will see it as not making an effort, therefore you don't love her, therefore you are a bd and it's your fault she has wasted her life with a bd and now she's over the hill.

900T-R

20,406 posts

288 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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V8S said:
I bet if you don't provide a big party with all her friends or whisk her away
The latter would have my vote - quietly whisk her away to a place that has relevance to the both of you. smile

Gretchen

19,809 posts

247 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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900T-R said:
V8S said:
I bet if you don't provide a big party with all her friends or whisk her away
The latter would have my vote - quietly whisk her away to a place that has relevance to the both of you. smile
Divorce Courts?


V8S

8,582 posts

268 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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As she's 30, see if you can get a centre spread in Reader's Wives for the birthday girl in her birthday suit.

Marcellus

7,210 posts

250 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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oooo the 30th dilemna......I remember Mrs M 30th................a Monday Night......I'd organised the whole surprise party thing.....Mrs M had been on a hen weekend the previous 2 days...none of her friends had mentioned her birthday...Mrs M went to work (I did a card over breakfast).....no-one at work said anything to Mrs M about her birthday................I picked Mrs M up from station and suggested we went out for dinner.....Mrs M refused to get out of the bath................she was soooo upset that noone had even wished her happy birthday crycry .....so there's me stuck.......40+ friends, family and work colleagues in a private dining room of a restaurant round the corner ready to recieve birthday girl..............said birthday girl in bath refusing to budge!!!

(eventually she did and all were forgiven..but I'm never organising a surprise party again!)

Gretchen

19,809 posts

247 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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V8S said:
As she's 30, see if you can get a centre spread in Reader's Wives the Pie and Piston for the birthday girl in her birthday suit.
EFA.


Craphouserat

Original Poster:

1,542 posts

232 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Gretchen said:
900T-R said:
V8S said:
I bet if you don't provide a big party with all her friends or whisk her away
The latter would have my vote - quietly whisk her away to a place that has relevance to the both of you. smile
Divorce Courts?
Been there - done that.

m4tthew

9,045 posts

233 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Craphouserat said:
She has told me she doesn't want to go away, she doesn't want a big party.
You must do either or both of these, she will be expecting to be whisked away or a big surprise party.

Or you could take her for a nice night out at the cinema, a nice one mind!hehe

mechsympathy

58,904 posts

286 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Craphouserat said:
She has told me she doesn't want to go away, she doesn't want a big party.
Because she wants you to proposeyes

HundredthIdiot

4,477 posts

315 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Start with a breakfast of fried eggs. Explain how much you like them, even though boiled ones are more pert.

Gretchen

19,809 posts

247 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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HundredthIdiot said:
Start with a breakfast of fried eggs. Explain how much you like them, even though boiled ones are more pert.
rofl

ETA Tell her they wre just slightly out of the use by date too, but you don't mind so much as at your age you come to accept these things.

Edited by Gretchen on Tuesday 5th August 12:05

Craphouserat

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1,542 posts

232 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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m4tthew said:
Craphouserat said:
She has told me she doesn't want to go away, she doesn't want a big party.
You must do either or both of these, she will be expecting to be whisked away or a big surprise party.

Or you could take her for a nice night out at the cinema, a nice one mind!hehe
It's hard with the female species I guess, say one thing yet mean the opposite, but she seems adamant on this one. Thought about hiring an Aston, or similar, then stay at the Old Course, but the car would be a treat for me and she thinks most golfers are twunts.

Craphouserat

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1,542 posts

232 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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mechsympathy said:
Craphouserat said:
She has told me she doesn't want to go away, she doesn't want a big party.
Because she wants you to proposeyes
Had been thinking about that, not just because of her birthday, think I may be coming down with something ! Shirly once is enough for anyone??

filski666

3,877 posts

223 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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take her to see batman..........;)

Chilli

17,320 posts

267 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Hello Barry,

How's tricks? Hope the back's getting there.

How about a new shiny new R1??!!

Gretchen

19,809 posts

247 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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How about just taking the day off work, having breakfast in bed, a lie in with a nice bottle of wine to share and really spoil her.


satans worm

2,466 posts

248 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Depends on your budget, but the ice hotel is open that time of year.

HundredthIdiot

4,477 posts

315 months

Tuesday 5th August 2008
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Gretchen said:
How about just taking the day off work, having breakfast in bed, a lie in with a nice bottle of wine to share and really spoil her.
Spoil her with the wine bottle? Lucky girl...