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Is this mean?
My husband's graduation is Sept. 7th. I wanted to fly to Chicago and stay in a hotel close by. But his mom (who i love) was going to ask their family if we could stay with them even though they live an hour and a half away! After missing him for so long, I just wanna stay as close as possible and spend as much time together as we can in two days. Plus I dont wanna drive if i have the money to fly. She's going to let me know if they are going or not in the next week or so but I wanna book a room now because i heard they go fast! Is it mean of me to go ahead and but a plane ticket and book a room for myself? I mean of course we'll meet up! I just want to have my plans figured out. ADVICE
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Permalink Reply by chelseycooper(PIR 9-7)Ship-12 on
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Yeah I know. He's only been in for a week and three days so he still has alot of time.
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Permalink Reply by sea_sick on
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They should understand that, as his wife, you have needs and so does he. They cannot expect you to stay with them when you could be WITH him. I would not worry about it. I am willing to bet that he would side with you on this one.
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Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by newnavywife2012 Ship 09 Div 283 on
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Not mean at all! I am trying to find a way to get some alone time with my sailor as well b/c my mom in law will be traveling with me to PIR
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