lazychicken
Active member
Let me start by clarifying, I've been married long enough to know the right answer here. I'm just venting about the problem because you all will understand.
My wife is the founder and executive director of a non-profit in our area. They've been around for 10 years and they do a lot of good for a lot of people, and they have a ton of community involvement. Accordingly, they have several large fundraising events each year that are critical to their budget.
I have an annual golf trip I go on with my buddies. This trip occurs the first weekend in May each year.
(You already know where this is headed, right?) My wife's non-profit scheduled their big spring gala for the same weekend as my golf trip (she wasn't involved in the scheduling).
I mentioned the conflict and she said, with all sincerity, "you should just go on the trip".
Here's my question to you all: This feels like a trap, right?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
My wife is the founder and executive director of a non-profit in our area. They've been around for 10 years and they do a lot of good for a lot of people, and they have a ton of community involvement. Accordingly, they have several large fundraising events each year that are critical to their budget.
I have an annual golf trip I go on with my buddies. This trip occurs the first weekend in May each year.
(You already know where this is headed, right?) My wife's non-profit scheduled their big spring gala for the same weekend as my golf trip (she wasn't involved in the scheduling).
I mentioned the conflict and she said, with all sincerity, "you should just go on the trip".
Here's my question to you all: This feels like a trap, right?
Thanks in advance,
Mark