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posted by [identity profile] beckyc.livejournal.com at 12:51pm on 03/05/2005
Well, that's only generally. Generally, I'd take it as meaning that I should try for X, but that if I'm a little late then it probably doesn't matter, but that after Y would be very bad. Before X may or may not be bad, depending on the situation.
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posted by [identity profile] mirabehn.livejournal.com at 12:56pm on 03/05/2005
*nods*

That's very much how I see it.
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posted by [identity profile] new-brunette.livejournal.com at 01:00pm on 03/05/2005
Me too, unless it's very formal drinks first, in which case I've been caught out before by having been expected to have been there AT x.
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posted by [identity profile] atreic.livejournal.com at 01:47pm on 03/05/2005
Yes. I wanted a "a little after X" box, because there's a big difference in the times covered by "between X and Y"
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posted by [identity profile] yrieithydd.livejournal.com at 02:21pm on 03/05/2005
That's what I wanted too. I hovered between 'on the button of x' (button? dot!) and 'between x and y' for a while. I tend still to be pretty prompt although I'm not as early as I used to be!
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