Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op the menu is fine. I wish my DIL actually cooked and would be plenty happy to have her make the effort.
I’m so sorry the son you raised either doesn’t cook, or lost both his arms in a tragic boating accident. No one, but no one, owes you a meal or any type of “effort.”
Agree! Those dated expectations sound sexist and ethnic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op the menu is fine. I wish my DIL actually cooked and would be plenty happy to have her make the effort.
I’m so sorry the son you raised either doesn’t cook, or lost both his arms in a tragic boating accident. No one, but no one, owes you a meal or any type of “effort.”
Anonymous wrote:Op the menu is fine. I wish my DIL actually cooked and would be plenty happy to have her make the effort.
I’m so sorry the son you raised either doesn’t cook, or lost both his arms in a tragic boating accident. No one, but no one, owes you a meal or any type of “effort.”Anonymous wrote:Depends what you mean by fussy. I would add another veg side. And does she like garlic bread for sure? Ice cream might be a nice add for the cake. And decaf espresso.