Went to a joint birthday party for a couple I know. As it was a significant birthday for them both, wife wanted to go all out and make it special. I misread a text from her about a few weeks ago and inadvertently volunteered to help put together a slideshow of photos of the couple to show on the night. Despite working full-time with a longish commute and having a toddler, combined with the fact we didn't get many people sending photos (wife sent contact details just over 2 weeks before the event), I managed to put something together.
Party is Saturday night and once everyone has been welcomed, cake cut and Happy Birthday sung, wife spends the rest of the night hammered on the dance floor. When we leave, we say goodbye to the husband and he thanks me for putting it together.
Logging onto FB this morning, I spot a post from the wife thanking everyone for coming and thanking those of us who did extra bits. She doesn't tag anyone, so I only see it by accident.
Aibu in thinking that's not much of a thank you? I think if she had time to do a FB post, she could have sent individual texts? I wasn't expecting anything much, but a quick msg saying "hi tindel, thanks for the slideshow" would have been nice. I just feel a bit unappreciated - aibu?