Hi everyone! At payroll, I will be tackling the bane report, as usual. At home, I believe it is time to tackle setting the computer back up and financial chores. Last night, I did a bunch of errands and spent a bunch of money. I picked up the computer (free - under warranty), got cat food (expensive - prescription), hardware store (more expense), fabric store (got out cheap), groceries (average), and returned library books (free). I'm now out of library books, so maybe DD and I can get more tonight. At least I found my library card and can get more than two now. When I got home, all I did was the daily stuff, then goofed off reading a book. So much to do and so little inclination to do it.
In answer to blessedw2's question: You had it partially right. The couple is married and he has a girlfriend. A fact I was entirely unaware of when I invited them to the party. It's my own party at my own house, so skipping it is not an option. When we went to the concert, I saw nothing out of the ordinary about them. Later I saw the wife and gave her a party invitation. SHE asked me if it was ok if the girlfriend came. Since I was planning to invite her anyway, an invitation was given. (Halloween invitation policy = everyone I know except the x and the other woman are invited). If the husband had not been such a moron and committed things to email, I could have remained blissfully unaware. The husband knows the x cheated on me with someone who I thought was a friend. Why would he think I would have any excitement over his sordid little love affair. If they get together, she has a cheater and he has someone known to betray friends. And this is a recipe for happily ever after?