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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP Here - I have certainly received my comeuppance here today, which is fine. The dinner was more of a "wouldn't it just be more convenient for the foreign cousins (with 4 kids) - and our kids - if it was at a house instead of a restaurant" and me saying "I guess I can make it work so long as I don't have to cook for 15 people on the day after XMAS" as opposed to a big invitation. But no matter. Honest question, though, isn't it unusual for my in laws to invite other family members to our Christmas celebration anyway? I mean I would never visit them and inform them I was bringing extra people. I feel like it's akin to her inviting us to have Thankgiving with them, and me announcing that I would also be bringing my parents, my sister, and six friends, and then expecting her to either cook or coordinate dinner for 8 nights for people she barely knows. Or am I wrong about this too? Does accepting monetary help during my husband's unemployment[b] (during which no one wanted my DH to have to go out of his way to actually care for the kids - hence the help with childcare)[/b] mean I am now the personal caterer for their extended family gatherings? [/quote] What does this mean? Your DH isn't capable of taking care of his own kids?[/quote] It's HER house. Maybe she doesn't let him? [/quote]
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