Grandma Gail

It's a wonderful time.

You're still very much a newlywed.

And maybe maybe like you do, Kim, maybe plan a nice dinner together.

with a glass of wine or a glass of Prosecco or ginger ale and a lovely evening together quietly in a very pretty surrounding.

Well, if you have to give somebody something, then you better, again, give somebody what they would like, not what you would like.

So I don't know what this young man likes.

You are living with him.

It doesn't have to be very costly.

It could be an album of photographs that you've taken over the past year of you two together, which I think is great.

And that he could keep or a picture in a very nice frame that he could put on his desk or take with him to the office.

Don't make more of it than it is.

This is the beginning of a wonderful life together.

Just do something that maybe is a little sentimental.

No, I don't think there is any way of getting less stuck in your ways.

But that's just normal because it's something you do day in and day out probably, and it's hard to break it.

If you really don't like something you're doing, then I think you have to make a conscious effort to change it.

But, you know, once you develop certain habits, it's very hard to break it.

And unless it bothers your partner or it bothers you terribly –

Don't worry about it.

It's your personality.