Anonymous wrote:We are doing nothing for it.
I wish I were one of these social people, throwing or going to a barbecue, with lots of old friends. Barbecue chicken, potato salad, watermelon.
But I'm not. I don't have the energy. It'll just be a day off where we probably stay home. Try to get the lawn mowed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We bought the big costco fireworks box to do our own celebration.
The families in the neighborhood who have dogs do not appreciate this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I invited fiends to a potluck. That will end long before fireworks, and I’m not sure we will go see fireworks anywhere.
Taking the train to the beach sounds dreamy. Have fun, OP!
What train goes to the beach? In real life from the dmv?
I'm not in the DMV. Where I live it'll be about an hour there and an hour back. So I can only stay at the beach about an hour, because bathroom!![]()
Wear a swimsuit and pee in the ocean! Problem solved! Have a great Thursday, OP!!
Um, I'm not going into the water. Or wearing a swimsuit. (And I don't believe in peeing in the water.) I'm just going to sit on a bench a few steps up from the sand, and eat blueberries and read my book and hope dogs taking their owners for a walk will stop to say hi to me and occasionally look out at the water.
No wonder you don’t have any friends. You sound boring and rigid as hell.
Anonymous wrote:We bought the big costco fireworks box to do our own celebration.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t YOU throw the event and do the inviting?
I’m not doing anything. Will probably take a late-night walk around the neighborhood with my kids, because people go nuts with fireworks and it’s always a fun walk. Craving a BLT pizza, so I think we will do that. That’s it.
I live in a VERY tiny one bedroom with no air conditioning, two sofa seats or otherwise people are sitting on my bed, and am poor. I do not throw events.
You can invite friends to meet in the park for a picnic potluck. Do you think poor people never have fun?
You just had to throw in the “poor people” bit, didn’t you?
OP said she was poor. As an excuse for not inviting friends anywhere…
+1Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pool, bbq with DHs work friends, hangout with neighbors and watch fireworks from the street
Oh, that’s what I’m actually doing. What I’d like to do is lay in a freshly made bed alone all day, eat little snacks, read, watch tv, and look at fireworks out the window.
+1 Furthermore, at some point one of the spouses dies.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe full grown adults still get so down about an invite they didn’t get. I feel like the best part of marriage and family is not caring about that stuff anymore.
What a smug, unhelpful response. First off, not everyone is married and has kids. Second, even if you do, most people need some outside social interaction.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t YOU throw the event and do the inviting?
I’m not doing anything. Will probably take a late-night walk around the neighborhood with my kids, because people go nuts with fireworks and it’s always a fun walk. Craving a BLT pizza, so I think we will do that. That’s it.
I live in a VERY tiny one bedroom with no air conditioning, two sofa seats or otherwise people are sitting on my bed, and am poor. I do not throw events.
You can invite friends to meet in the park for a picnic potluck. Do you think poor people never have fun?
You just had to throw in the “poor people” bit, didn’t you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t YOU throw the event and do the inviting?
I’m not doing anything. Will probably take a late-night walk around the neighborhood with my kids, because people go nuts with fireworks and it’s always a fun walk. Craving a BLT pizza, so I think we will do that. That’s it.
I live in a VERY tiny one bedroom with no air conditioning, two sofa seats or otherwise people are sitting on my bed, and am poor. I do not throw events.
You can invite friends to meet in the park for a picnic potluck. Do you think poor people never have fun?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why don’t YOU throw the event and do the inviting?
I’m not doing anything. Will probably take a late-night walk around the neighborhood with my kids, because people go nuts with fireworks and it’s always a fun walk. Craving a BLT pizza, so I think we will do that. That’s it.
I live in a VERY tiny one bedroom with no air conditioning, two sofa seats or otherwise people are sitting on my bed, and am poor. I do not throw events.