for instance, if you were pregnant and had registered for lots of wonderful baby things, you might expect the above the email.
thing is, i'm *not*. so why is Amazon sending Thurston emails claiming that i have psychotically delusionally prematurely registered? no clue. but i can tell you this-- after the last store with a registry tried to blow me up similarly. (See Bloomingdales Wedding Registry T and i a box of wrapped-in-white glasses off of our registry from a then-very-not-yet-engaged *me*).
i may be crazy (just a bit), but i say now for all the world four people who may or may not still read this since my posting has been, shall we say, sporadic:
i have never registered for anything before the said thing was in the works.
of course, a few days later, we did receive an "oops" email from Amazon, explaining that the Baby Registry email was a technical glitch. but for those few moments after T received that "someone bought you a gift off your baby registry" email, i could tell that the theme from Psycho was playing in his head. (it's not like i have been walking around speaking in a British accent or anything. sheesh!)
internet registries, why are you trying to make me look insane?
















