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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get over it. Maybe she has another event that she'd rather attend. Such is life. Send her photos. He's upset, but he's an 18 year old. [/quote]

Is the DS graduating from high school or college? Not sure why people keep saying the kid is 18.

My mother went to my both my kids high school and college graduations but she wasn't too excited about it. My in-laws made it to one high school graduation before they both passed away. They were more excited about it. Plenty of kids at both college graduations just had parents and siblings there, not the grandparents. I think you need to respect the grandmothers wishes and move on.[/quote]

That's a good point.  (OP here).  He's 17, actually, but it was close enough not to need correcting.  It was an assumption, much like the earlier assumptions that it was my mother, that I did the inviting, and that he hasn't spoken to her, all of which I tried to correct already.  Since that one was correct (it's high school, and he's the only grandchild), I left it alone.

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Lesson learned: If you want people to get relevant details right, put it in your original post. None of us is Miss Cleo. [/quote]
Lesson learned:  don't make assumptions.  Most of those details aren't relevant.[/quote]

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