So, people's ideas for small things we could do in addition to keeping doing what we've been doing were in line with what I had in mind for making a big deal out of the anniversary. I wonder what this says about me? izzycat: I don't think I could ever want to kill someone if they forgot our anniversary. I'd kill them if they forgot what it was like to kiss when we had first started doing so, but not over a date. So, I'm saying that I decided to "Make a big deal out of it on the day itself", but I agree with the people who left comments on the "Keep doing what we've been doing" side of things.
Asked 2 years ago
Though you could always add in a glass of (celebratory drink), or time a summer weekend plan that you would've done anyway to fall on one of the adjacent weekends.
Anniversaries are over-rated.
Unless you really feel it's worth it, don't make a big deal out of it - but do go out to dinner or a movie or something, just for fun. Doesn't have to be that day, though.
seph, stardust9121, ntn, paigep, trs
although I wouldn't try *too* hard if the day in question is inconvenient. But it's nice to celebrate these things, as long as you don't start wanting to kill each other if one of you forgets.
Richie, jesse, kettlefish, Ian
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