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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am usually the family member coming to visit, and it varies. I always suggest eating out or takeout, but sometimes my bro/SIL will cook. I always suggest keeping it easy/casual.[/quote] Pretty presumptuous of you. Why don't you host?[/quote] Np. What are you talking about? What is this poster being presumptuous about? [/quote] NO. Don’t tell your hosts what to do in their own home, with their own time and money. It’s beyond rude. I’m a good cook, and I make a nice-but-reasonable Thanksgiving meal. I enjoy it and am relaxed about it. MIL always says don’t bother/why bother/just buy that at the store next year. It’s dismissive, patronizing and rude.[/quote] NP- Wow. You are taking this way too personally. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with how the pp approached the situation. They ‘suggested’ easier options for their SISTER not their boss or some secondary relation. This type of considerate ‘don’t put yourself out for us’ approach is very typical in close families. Op, similar to others, we often do one meal at home (typically breakfast) then order in or eat out for dinner. [/quote]
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