Random thoughts on a random day.
Asked baby if he prefers Woody or Noodles as his holiday gift lol.
And he answered "Both are useless."
Men... sometimes way too honest :P
and sometimes lie way too obviously, for example, the standard response "I would love whatever you give me." lol. Don't even try to make me believe this...
I said "at least noodles can fill your stomach"
he said "but I prefer something that won't be gone"
me " then why not Woody?"
him "no use"
I challenged him "I saw you got teddy bear decors on your shelf. didn't you buy them?" (gotcha!)
Anyways, the question "Woody or noodles?" was only for testing whether he would still appreciate it if I got him a gift he doesn't like.
And the answer is, clearly and heartbreakingly, no. lol
but seriously, who on earth decides between a Woody toy and some noodles? but in our case, there's a story behind these two seem-so-unrelated things, right, hun? (blink*)
The other day, I watched a youtube video titled "gift ideas for guys" (or something else similar), and one of the rules the lady brought up, was "guys only want functional gifts"
This is VERY true. (just confirmed with baby lol)
it's 1 million times easier to get a girl something she likes,
because anything sparkly, with glitters, cute (why is this word so extensively used to describe almost ANY objects -.-?), girls gravitate towards.
But I think guys prefer getting nothing at all then getting something without a function, correct?
This is so interesting :)
I'm really into organizing surprise for someone special to me. Whether it's my aunt, my Papi, my sister, my BFFs... I love to surprise them.
It's almost Christmas, is it better to play safe by making your loved ones hint on what they would want as presents, or play the "mind-reading" game, and guess their preferences?
of course, I like doing the 2nd.
I love to be surprised too, but it's pretty hard to surprise me lol (not saying it in a way that I mean I'm too smart -.-)
but I'm sensitive. I always know someone's going to do something in some special moments. While I could safely say that I almost never failed to surprise someone lol
I do enjoy surprising my friends more that being surprised by them... just like I'm happier to give then to receive (didn't understand this before, but now I get it, nothing's more satisfying then putting that smile on my love's face).
Is it too early to talk about Christmas presents?
Blame on those festive songs being played everywhere.
I still don't get why they play Christmas music sooo early. :)
I'm sure Santa would also comment "Calm the f*** down people, it's only November!" (this quote was found on a friend's instagram post lol)
Though I think it's never too early to get into a happy mood <3
so, seriously, baby, I'm still considering between W and N, what do you think? Lol.
