ha! sm

Posted By: Sunshine on 2007-11-13
In Reply to: Christmas dilemma sm - Anonymous

I had to smile at this. When I called my husband up this afternoon, he could tell I was getting ready to cry. The first thing out of his mouth "what has your mother done?" You would think that being a grown adult out of the house for over 20 years, that I could deal with my mother and not feel like a 2-year-old when I'm around her - trying to make sure I don't do something wrong, or have something out of place, or heaven forbid - a dirty dish in the sink or a load of laundry still in the dryer and not folded.

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Opinion - HELP! :) - Sunshine
- wish - jlynn
- I would tell them that - JanSetzmt
- Parents might prefer "alone" time to rest after the - drive to be rested for next day. nm
- My parents are the same way. They don't like to - holidays, bleah!
- Even tho it is 6 weeks in advance you had already made your plans sm - elaine
- It is fine for them to stay home alone that evening (sm) - NC MT
- They are adults and can handle it. After all, this is the tradition - kate
- Your parents sort of invited themselves to spend - - San Francisco - (s/m)
- Be strong - your parents should respect you as an adult - Okie MT
- Do your thing - boomerMT
  - Agree! It's 1 day. You can see them the next day or on the - weekend, etc. They'll get over it. NM
- Christmas dilemma sm - Anonymous
  - ha! sm - Sunshine
    - mother - marilyn
    - Let us know what you decide - nm - boomerMT
    - Ahh.... since this will be my 2nd Christmas - without my mother who sounds like your's....
    - Loved my mom, but.... sm - Anonymous

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