Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, is it the food you serve or is there something else in the vein of tradition she's complaining about? For instance, are they a family that says grace before meals at holiday time? Do they serve a piece from a single egg at Easter? Do they follow a religion different from yours? Do they wear funny hats on the Fourth???
I can’t think of any tradition honestly.
Sorry I misspelled champagne!
To those who thinks my catered food is not good, if I cook it will be worse than any catered food you ever tried. Also I make a salad myself)
Last Christmas MIL made a huge deal because I don’t make homemade buns, so when I catered she requested not to order buns because she was going to make them. At the end she forgot to make them and we didn’t have buns at all. So this kind of thing happens constantly.
Anonymous wrote:Out of curiosity, is it the food you serve or is there something else in the vein of tradition she's complaining about? For instance, are they a family that says grace before meals at holiday time? Do they serve a piece from a single egg at Easter? Do they follow a religion different from yours? Do they wear funny hats on the Fourth???
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Anonymous wrote:Your MIL is certainly out of line by complaining, but really you cater every time you host anything? Maybe there is a balance to be struck here between catering some items and cooking some items as well, or inviting your MIL and other guests to cook items and bring them.
Also if you don't like hosting or cooking, why not let someone else do it instead.
Anonymous wrote:Your MIL is certainly out of line by complaining, but really you cater every time you host anything? Maybe there is a balance to be struck here between catering some items and cooking some items as well, or inviting your MIL and other guests to cook items and bring them.
Also if you don't like hosting or cooking, why not let someone else do it instead.