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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean how hard would it have been to take 90 minutes to do this. Its a Friday, not a school day, and you had the rest of the weekend to "recover". [/quote] +1 Someday you, OP, will be the MIL who is a grandparent. Wanting to see your grandkids. Imagine when they stand you up after a dentist appt. Can see her view too, selfish. [/quote] OP will likely give more than 24h notice then. It's not difficult. [/quote] Ideally they will not have to tell their own kid that their birthday is coming up.[/quote] Just because someones birthday is coming up doesn’t mean the world holds its breath waiting for them to make plans. How long a blackout period around the blessed date do you hold for your DIL? No plans that week? That month?[/quote]
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