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[quote=Anonymous]We live in Montgomery County (Aspen Hill area), we're having a birthday party for our daughter in Rockville in two weeks. Evite has already gone out to both families (my family lives in Frederick County with a few being in Montgomery County and DH's family is in PG and DC). My family members and MIL have responded that they're coming, but no one else in DH's family has responded except for the few that said no. DH and MIL decided it would be best to have a second party that Monday at her house so that DH's family will attend. DH told me I need to stop having parties in our area because his family won't come because we live "too far". I just think two birthday parties is ridiculous! I don't think PG is that long of a drive that they can't come out for a few hours. I could understand if we live out of state, but we don't. What do you guys think? Am I right or wrong?[/quote]
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