Well, the paternity test isn’t up to him to decide. I think all he’s saying is that he will support the child and taking it at face value. Unfortunately marriages can go bad. That’s reality. They’ve all lost something haven’t they. And only the current woman has gained anything.
Good question and I can't find the answer on their website.
Not sure, but staying up until 3;30am talking with old friend from school makes the next day a challenge ~ especially when I have a flight home today.
Ah. This is like anthropology to me. Do you want them to go? Or not go?
No sink? So how will you wash crystal glasses or vegetables etc? Or are you looking at a different spot just not in the island. Mine is in an island and looking out into the room. Much better than against a wall I think.
ours is in the middle as well - don’t end up with nasty splashes on the windows. I couldn’t do without a sink either - everything I can goes in the dishwasher, but I still use my sink a fair bit. As you say crystal glasses (although I have what I call my “kitchen” crystal and they go in the dishwasher). I hand wash the wedgewood dinner service as well on the few occasions we use it. Also plastic lids and then of course veggies, fruit etc.
Ms FM has just started the design process - her builder will either do custom designs (too expensive for her), , or modify an existing plan. I am almost as excited as if it was me
Her current house is on 950m2 which should give them enough flexibility.
I think the bit that may have confused me was when you said you hardly ever wash dishes/use sink. I couldn't do without my sink and a half (not a full double). Saucepans are all washed by hand, as are cutting and cheese knives, wine glasses, plastics etc. The only things that go in the dishwasher are really the crockery (except for that which has gold trim and is used rarely) and kitchen glassware.
