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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It was an event for friends and families not a State dinner. She didn't throw out food you had planned to serve or try to make "better" versions, she just wanted to share because that is how she treats friends & family. [/quote] Agreed. I don't get the sense that she was trying to upstage you, it just seems like preparing and offering food is her love language. I understand that it could be frustrating to you, but maybe you'll feel better if you think of all the other things she could have done: She could have written a song about her dearest child, your DH, and sung it for the crowd. She could have picked political fights with everyone at the table. She could have refused to eat and locked herself in the bathroom. [/quote]
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