Anonymous wrote:Admit it, you don't like these in laws and you don't want to make any effort to see them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I don't see the problem. Just get more food and figure out how to fit more people at the tables. Let them figure out what hotel they'll stay in, if they're coming from out of town. I think of Thanksgiving as an inclusive, welcoming holiday. The more the merrier.
I love it when sanctimonious posters can't read. OP and her DH are already locked into plans with another family!
Heh. Thanks, all of you who scolded me and called me names for misreading a key sentence. You're full of Thanksgiving spirit, not at all like jackals on a nearsighted old antelope that misjudges her distance from the herd.
If they were going to friends', of course her husband shouldn't try and change plans. I agree with you all. Now kindly let my bones bleach in the sun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I don't see the problem. Just get more food and figure out how to fit more people at the tables. Let them figure out what hotel they'll stay in, if they're coming from out of town. I think of Thanksgiving as an inclusive, welcoming holiday. The more the merrier.
OP said that they are going to a friend's house for Thanksgiving dinner so there is a problem. Read more carefully or don't post.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I don't see the problem. Just get more food and figure out how to fit more people at the tables. Let them figure out what hotel they'll stay in, if they're coming from out of town. I think of Thanksgiving as an inclusive, welcoming holiday. The more the merrier.
I love it when sanctimonious posters can't read. OP and her DH are already locked into plans with another family!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't cancel all your plans. Have DH tell his family you will see them for Christmas.
OP here. This is what I am telling him to do. I also told DH to tell his brother to go home to MA for Thanksgiving.