Tell me what's weird about where you're staying: Tgiving '18 Edition

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not allowed to go in the kitchen between meals. My 10 year old went in and was rummaging around looking for a snack and the host threw a fit.

Wow. You allowed your child to rummage through your host's kitchen w/o express permission from the host to do so? That's pretty bad .

+1. That is a HUGE no-no. Even if it is your own parents or siblings (or DH equivalent), but especially if it is anyone more removed than that.

No, it’s not. My guests are offered free reign to the kitchen and pantry. I make sure to stock up on things I know my guests like. I want everyone to feel at home.

It’s one thing if the hosts offer but, given they got upset, OP’s hosts obviously did not. Her 10-year-old’s manners are atrocious (even for a 10 yo), as is OP’s parenting. It is beyond absurd that s/he seems to think that it is the hosts who are in the wrong here!

-Np

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had the turkey brining out in the sunroom then I got paranoid about the raccoons ( who can open most anything when they try) but it was pretty cold this year so outside was fine. Actually colder than the frig.

Not on TG but my good piece of meat was stolen by some 4 legged bustard when I left it outside overnight in February, because the fridge was full.
This piece of meat was meant to be a roast for a romantic dinner.
I hope the thief choked on it. Dinner did not happen for some other reasons but because of the meat too. Because of the comments about the meat to be exact.
"What did you think is going to happen?'' Idiot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had the turkey brining out in the sunroom then I got paranoid about the raccoons ( who can open most anything when they try) but it was pretty cold this year so outside was fine. Actually colder than the frig.

Not on TG but my good piece of meat was stolen by some 4 legged bustard when I left it outside overnight in February, because the fridge was full.
This piece of meat was meant to be a roast for a romantic dinner.
I hope the thief choked on it. Dinner did not happen for some other reasons but because of the meat too. Because of the comments about the meat to be exact.
"What did you think is going to happen?'' Idiot.

What DID you think was going to happen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had the turkey brining out in the sunroom then I got paranoid about the raccoons ( who can open most anything when they try) but it was pretty cold this year so outside was fine. Actually colder than the frig.

Not on TG but my good piece of meat was stolen by some 4 legged bustard when I left it outside overnight in February, because the fridge was full.
This piece of meat was meant to be a roast for a romantic dinner.
I hope the thief choked on it. Dinner did not happen for some other reasons but because of the meat too. Because of the comments about the meat to be exact.
"What did you think is going to happen?'' Idiot.

What DID you think was going to happen?

LOL