I'm going to receive my first save-the-date.
I just got an e-mail from a relative. She said that she sent a save-the-date for her wedding and it was returned.
She asked for "your" current address. I wish there was a singular "your" and a plural "your" in English.
I hope she invites my fiancé. He feels confident that she will because she's "good about those things".
We live in Colorado and she lives in California. We don't see each other often.
However, my fiancé has been with me numerous times that we have seen each other at family get-togethers.
I'm pleased to get the e-mail because I wanted to be invited to her wedding.
I'm thinking about putting my name and my fiance's name above our current address. Or, I could give her the proper spelling of his unusual name, in case she needs it.
Too pushy?