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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't travel for Thanksgiving, especially now that we have kids. We invite my ILs every year, if they want to come they can, if not, I've done my duty inviting them to a major holiday. We used to alternate Christmases and Thanksgivings. Then one year we couldn't travel at Christmas for a reason I've now long forgotten and we invited my ILs since it was their "turn" for Christmas. [b]It was such a horrifying experience on a holiday [/b]that I love and I refuse to ever do Christmas with them again. We've gone to my parents' house the last 2 years, and as much as I like that, I think we are going to do Christmas at home this year and let the kids have the first Christmas they'll be able to remember at home (haven't been at home since the first kid was an infant).[/quote] Well, don't leave us hangin'! What happened/[/quote] The high point of the visit was when my FIL counted his presents, counted MIL's presents and then complained all Christmas Day that MIL had one more present than he did, like a petulant child. Only, if he was a child, I would have gathered up all his presents, found a homeless shelter and made him take them in to donate. The rest of the holiday was much worse, but would identify me as I've told the stories to countless friends in the 5 years since it happened. [/quote]
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