To be peeved that today dh let the dc watch...

[lecce]

a sodding Christmas film!

What makes it worse is that, ever since I started Christmas shopping in August, he has been telling me how ridiculous I'm being in doing so because, "It's August dear!" said in a supercilious tone whenever I ask what he thinks of a present idea.

I wanted to get the Christmas films and books out when we start the Advent calenders and I don't want the dc to get fed up of them all before Advent even starts.

It's trivial, I know, but AIBU to be pissed off?

[frootshoots]

Yes. Jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the wayyyy!

[verytellytubby]

I'm not sure I would care. Life is far too short

[YuffieKisaragi]

I'd be pissed off too. Like you say you don't want them to be fed up of them by the time Christmas comes, but also it seems a bit double standards... I'd feel like he had kind of ruined the sanctity of it, which I know is melodramatic, and very U, but Christmas is a lovely family time...

We don't have any Christmas stuff here until 1st December, except present buying which happens throughout the year as we are on a low income and have to get things when we see them. Once it's "TIME" though anything goes, decorations, Christmas music, films etc.

[Mrsjay]

dd was singing her christmas songs they are doing for school concert alongside the music from youtube , YANBU