Holiday Drama! woo hoo!!!

In my family it depends on what mood certain members are in as to wether or not we have drama.

Although this year my Aunt threw a fit because she figured since my Dad had passed away and our Thanksgiving would only be 3 people now that we would automatically go to her house for dinner. We informed her that we were still doing our own meal (since she can not cook) she was upset and ranting about how we should be spending more time as a family and having dinner at home would be too depressing. I informed her we would be okay and that we like having a small thanksgiving. She is still trying to get us to come over and has enlisted my Grandma to help her.
 
Lisa and Allison, you guys can come over to my house and we will fix up a big batch of celery-free stuffing! :woohoo:


LOL that is a great visual, I can just picture her, running her hands through her hair, leaning on the washer and swigging from a jug of wine ; ).

LOL! Almost... but I at least held it together enough to drink the wine from a proper glass!

For those of you still caught up in holiday drama, I recommend merlot.
 
Tell her that you're waiting for her to cook Thanksgiving dinner and you have no intention of growing up - EVER! :thumbsup2

:scared1: :hug: Sorry to hear that. And I'm with you, I hate celery.

I'm a stepmom and I would never do that to my SDs. That's just wrong. :sad2: I eat whatever is put in front of me. How stinkin' rude!!!

It wasn't a poke against step-mothers. My step-mother is just rude.:lmao:

Her antics are laughable, especially when she begins quoting Miss Manners. It takes everything in those within ear shot to refrain from suggesting that she stop quoting Miss Manners and instead implement what she says.:rotfl:

She's this way to everybody--being a step-mother has nothing to do with it.
 
She's this way to everybody--being a step-mother has nothing to do with it.

I'm sure you're right! My step-mother is so wonderful that I know she'd eat a heapin' helping of celery laden stuffing... even if she was allergic to it!

~sigh~ I love my step-mother. She's the "Grandma" in my signature below. She hasn't driven me to drink in ages.
 

I'm so glad that we don't have much drama in our family. Extended family can be touchy, but brother and sisters, parents and in-laws, not so much. Actually we are all getting together this year at my parents' house for Thanksgiving. Even DH's parents and sister. This makes me happy since it means only one meal. This makes my mom happy because MIL will bring the yams which my mom hates and doesn't like to make.

We're staying home for Christmas since DH is in law enforcement and this year he gets Thanksgiving off. It will be pretty quiet this year since it's just the two of us and our dog, but I much prefer Christmas in my own home.

I suppose anyone who wants to visit would be welcome, but truthfully I would rather it is just us. I love DH's family, but they have the ability to make me feel like a guest in my own home. I've never brought it up and I'm sure they don't realize that they do it, but I would much rather feel like a guest in their home than mine.

My family will definitely stay home since my grandma has just decided to visit them for Christmas. This may actually cause some drama since I won't likely be able to make it to see her and things like this make my mom passive agressive. She's usually great, but her mom stresses her out and she can't help it.
 
We used to get together for Christmas brunch at my inlaws then go to my parents house for the rest of the day. My fil passed away a few years ago my mil decleared it to expensive to come home for christmas so she took a cruise to Italy. She used to send gifts to the kids. This year she said she can't afford to send gifts... so she's going to Paris. We would get together the sunday before Christmas at a local restaurant for brunch with my dh's brothers and sisters so the kids could open the presents from gma and their secret santa ( only the kids exchange gifts). We have one neice that is always full of drama. She makes a scene every where she goes. At my daughters baby shower she stood up and screamed at her mother. At my fil's funeral she wore a skirt with bells on it so everyone would look at her. It's just sad the stuff this girl pulls to get attention.

We always go to my parents house for Thanksgiving and Christmas. My brother and sisters and all the kids meet there. ( we meet there every sunday to) We all make something (alot of it is cooked at moms house) so my mom doesn't have to cook, she does sit there and give directions. We have a great time, there is always lots of laughing, usually it's at each other. So the only drama comes from my dh's family. Wonder what it's going to be this year.
 
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well my parents have decided to fly south for the winter early this year. Instead of leaving after Christmas, they will leave early December. No grandparents for christmas for my 2 nieces and 1 nephew. :confused3 Can't seem to wait another 10 days.

Add to that, they are planning on leaving thier cat at home. (Have in the past). this year though the petsitter that lived across the street has bought a house, gotten 2 puppies and is now living with her fiancee 2 towns away

So, who's watching the cat? :confused3

Can we say not me? My brothers all have kids and are busy. I have 4 pets, no new ones coming in. Reason they can't/won't take it....(this is priceless) we like to leave the door open and afraid she will get out. :sad2:

My parents are normally pretty good about things. Not sure what got into them this year. But this whole we are leaving all our responsibilities behind for 4 months, not flying this year. Should be fun popcorn::

Be interesting to see what Christmas is like. I would love to go away for the weekend but would like to see my nieces and nephews. BUt not enough to want to cook for the ingrates (brothers have never brought a thing to dinner at my house. Sucked it up for my parents....this year :rolleyes: we will see)
i feel really really bad for the cat. are they just leaving it alone in the house for however long? thats so sad. :sad2:
 
Hmmmmmmmmm let's see... family drama......

WELL, I won't be spending any time w/ one side of the family... let me see if you would... we have:

Auntie Extortion- she stole over $30,000.00 from another family member. She divorced her husband and took all his money, too, I think he is ok with that just to be rid of her.

Auntie Hypochondriac- hasn't met a germ she hasn't caught, ever, and she has had surgeries and heart attacks no one has any memory of her ever having. She is probably in her glory over the H1N1 crisis. Her husband is a saint, but he is partially deaf which explains a lot.

Auntie Ladle- she's not happy unless she is stirring up some drama, any drama. Her husband is also a saint, but I think alcohol has a lot to do with it.

Uncle "I'm here and I'm queer"- we get it. We knew for years, before you ever told us. We loved you then, still love you now. Take of the silly pin!

Yes, my mother is their sibling, and while she would probably be called Auntie Neurotic, she is my mom and I can't really bash her. Much.

They can be a pretty toxic crew to be around, so I avoid it at all costs.

Ok... so let's see... the other side of the family... we have:

Drunkel D- he hasn't had a sober day in at least 20 years. In fact, he is no longer invited to weddings/christenings/other events after he punched my brother OUT COLD at a wake... he apparently though my brother someone else. Who owed him money. Whooops. No wife that he knows of, and one son that he knows of.

Uncle White Bread- he puts the normal in normal. Perfect. American. Family. My brother and I are convinced he is a spy for the KGB. His wife is a school teacher and she knits. Precious!

Auntie Husband Stealer- how she is always involved with someone who is "almost divorced" amazes me. Obviously no husband, well, not hers at least.

Auntie Smartie Pants- She has her PhD. Did I mention she has her PhD? She is smarter than everyone on the planet, and she will use really big words to tell you that 10 different times and maybe even in Russian. No time for a husband, and she is far too smart for that nonsense.

Auntie Cat Lady- self explanatory, but I LOVE cats so I totally respect that. She is really great to those cats, I think they her life insurance beneficiaries. No husband, but I think being a cat lady precludes that.

And yes, my Dad, is related to all of them, but I find my Dad to be incredibly normal, so he is probably a co-spy with Uncle White Bread. My stepmom is a nurse, and while she doesn't knit, she sews. Precious.


I won't even get into my cousins. Seriously, I could write a book. Oh, wait, I am!!!! Most of my family will probably never speak to me again if it ever gets published, though, because I rely on them HEAVILY for a lot of my inspiration.

SO, Thanksgiving this year will be w/ DH's family and Christmas I am having an open house.... whoever wants to come, come, and whoever doesn't, don't. So much easier that way. They are all invited.... heck, we're family!
 
Hmmmmmmmmm let's see... family drama......

WELL, I won't be spending any time w/ one side of the family... let me see if you would... we have:

Auntie Extortion- she stole over $30,000.00 from another family member. She divorced her husband and took all his money, too, I think he is ok with that just to be rid of her.

Auntie Hypochondriac- hasn't met a germ she hasn't caught, ever, and she has had surgeries and heart attacks no one has any memory of her ever having. She is probably in her glory over the H1N1 crisis. Her husband is a saint, but he is partially deaf which explains a lot.

Auntie Ladle- she's not happy unless she is stirring up some drama, any drama. Her husband is also a saint, but I think alcohol has a lot to do with it.

Uncle "I'm here and I'm queer"- we get it. We knew for years, before you ever told us. We loved you then, still love you now. Take of the silly pin!

Yes, my mother is their sibling, and while she would probably be called Auntie Neurotic, she is my mom and I can't really bash her. Much.

They can be a pretty toxic crew to be around, so I avoid it at all costs.

Ok... so let's see... the other side of the family... we have:

Drunkel D- he hasn't had a sober day in at least 20 years. In fact, he is no longer invited to weddings/christenings/other events after he punched my brother OUT COLD at a wake... he apparently though my brother someone else. Who owed him money. Whooops. No wife that he knows of, and one son that he knows of.

Uncle White Bread- he puts the normal in normal. Perfect. American. Family. My brother and I are convinced he is a spy for the KGB. His wife is a school teacher and she knits. Precious!

Auntie Husband Stealer- how she is always involved with someone who is "almost divorced" amazes me. Obviously no husband, well, not hers at least.

Auntie Smartie Pants- She has her PhD. Did I mention she has her PhD? She is smarter than everyone on the planet, and she will use really big words to tell you that 10 different times and maybe even in Russian. No time for a husband, and she is far too smart for that nonsense.

Auntie Cat Lady- self explanatory, but I LOVE cats so I totally respect that. She is really great to those cats, I think they her life insurance beneficiaries. No husband, but I think being a cat lady precludes that.

And yes, my Dad, is related to all of them, but I find my Dad to be incredibly normal, so he is probably a co-spy with Uncle White Bread. My stepmom is a nurse, and while she doesn't knit, she sews. Precious.


I won't even get into my cousins. Seriously, I could write a book. Oh, wait, I am!!!! Most of my family will probably never speak to me again if it ever gets published, though, because I rely on them HEAVILY for a lot of my inspiration.

SO, Thanksgiving this year will be w/ DH's family and Christmas I am having an open house.... whoever wants to come, come, and whoever doesn't, don't. So much easier that way. They are all invited.... heck, we're family!


We have a WINNER!!:rotfl::rotfl2::worship::rotfl2::rotfl:
 
At my fil's funeral she wore a skirt with bells on it so everyone would look at her. It's just sad the stuff this girl pulls to get attention.

This made me laugh a little. I think I was about 15 or 16 when my Great Grandma died and there was this big uproar because she left her mink coat to me. My great uncle Jesse really wanted it for his wife Maria, but grandma didn't like her. When she was litterally on her death bed, he was asking her where it was so he could give it to his wife and she said "No! It's for Amy! Maria can't have it!" Now I ask you, what would a teen-age girl do with a mink coat? I didn't even know it existed. Honestly I think I was the first person she thought of in the moment and I wouldn't have cared if Maria had taken it. But my grandpa's side of the family insisted that I get it because Great Grandma had said. Some even suggested I go so far as to wear the coat to the funeral since I was going to be leading the music and would be standing in front of everyone. It's probably a very good thing that I didn't since my grandpa and his brothers are not known for their reasonable manners, but part of me still thinks it would have been a little bit funny. :rolleyes1
 
Hmmmmmmmmm let's see... family drama......

WELL, I won't be spending any time w/ one side of the family... let me see if you would... we have:

Auntie Extortion- she stole over $30,000.00 from another family member. She divorced her husband and took all his money, too, I think he is ok with that just to be rid of her.

Auntie Hypochondriac- hasn't met a germ she hasn't caught, ever, and she has had surgeries and heart attacks no one has any memory of her ever having. She is probably in her glory over the H1N1 crisis. Her husband is a saint, but he is partially deaf which explains a lot.

Auntie Ladle- she's not happy unless she is stirring up some drama, any drama. Her husband is also a saint, but I think alcohol has a lot to do with it.

Uncle "I'm here and I'm queer"- we get it. We knew for years, before you ever told us. We loved you then, still love you now. Take of the silly pin!

Yes, my mother is their sibling, and while she would probably be called Auntie Neurotic, she is my mom and I can't really bash her. Much.

They can be a pretty toxic crew to be around, so I avoid it at all costs.

Ok... so let's see... the other side of the family... we have:

Drunkel D- he hasn't had a sober day in at least 20 years. In fact, he is no longer invited to weddings/christenings/other events after he punched my brother OUT COLD at a wake... he apparently though my brother someone else. Who owed him money. Whooops. No wife that he knows of, and one son that he knows of.

Uncle White Bread- he puts the normal in normal. Perfect. American. Family. My brother and I are convinced he is a spy for the KGB. His wife is a school teacher and she knits. Precious!

Auntie Husband Stealer- how she is always involved with someone who is "almost divorced" amazes me. Obviously no husband, well, not hers at least.

Auntie Smartie Pants- She has her PhD. Did I mention she has her PhD? She is smarter than everyone on the planet, and she will use really big words to tell you that 10 different times and maybe even in Russian. No time for a husband, and she is far too smart for that nonsense.

Auntie Cat Lady- self explanatory, but I LOVE cats so I totally respect that. She is really great to those cats, I think they her life insurance beneficiaries. No husband, but I think being a cat lady precludes that.

And yes, my Dad, is related to all of them, but I find my Dad to be incredibly normal, so he is probably a co-spy with Uncle White Bread. My stepmom is a nurse, and while she doesn't knit, she sews. Precious.


I won't even get into my cousins. Seriously, I could write a book. Oh, wait, I am!!!! Most of my family will probably never speak to me again if it ever gets published, though, because I rely on them HEAVILY for a lot of my inspiration.

SO, Thanksgiving this year will be w/ DH's family and Christmas I am having an open house.... whoever wants to come, come, and whoever doesn't, don't. So much easier that way. They are all invited.... heck, we're family!

This is nothing short of fabulous. Has your family ever considered doing dinner theater? With that cast of characters, they'd make a killing! :rotfl:
 
Hmmmmmmmmm let's see... family drama......

WELL, I won't be spending any time w/ one side of the family... let me see if you would... we have:

Auntie Extortion- she stole over $30,000.00 from another family member. She divorced her husband and took all his money, too, I think he is ok with that just to be rid of her.

Auntie Hypochondriac- hasn't met a germ she hasn't caught, ever, and she has had surgeries and heart attacks no one has any memory of her ever having. She is probably in her glory over the H1N1 crisis. Her husband is a saint, but he is partially deaf which explains a lot.

Auntie Ladle- she's not happy unless she is stirring up some drama, any drama. Her husband is also a saint, but I think alcohol has a lot to do with it.

Uncle "I'm here and I'm queer"- we get it. We knew for years, before you ever told us. We loved you then, still love you now. Take of the silly pin!

Yes, my mother is their sibling, and while she would probably be called Auntie Neurotic, she is my mom and I can't really bash her. Much.

They can be a pretty toxic crew to be around, so I avoid it at all costs.

Ok... so let's see... the other side of the family... we have:

Drunkel D- he hasn't had a sober day in at least 20 years. In fact, he is no longer invited to weddings/christenings/other events after he punched my brother OUT COLD at a wake... he apparently though my brother someone else. Who owed him money. Whooops. No wife that he knows of, and one son that he knows of.

Uncle White Bread- he puts the normal in normal. Perfect. American. Family. My brother and I are convinced he is a spy for the KGB. His wife is a school teacher and she knits. Precious!

Auntie Husband Stealer- how she is always involved with someone who is "almost divorced" amazes me. Obviously no husband, well, not hers at least.

Auntie Smartie Pants- She has her PhD. Did I mention she has her PhD? She is smarter than everyone on the planet, and she will use really big words to tell you that 10 different times and maybe even in Russian. No time for a husband, and she is far too smart for that nonsense.

Auntie Cat Lady- self explanatory, but I LOVE cats so I totally respect that. She is really great to those cats, I think they her life insurance beneficiaries. No husband, but I think being a cat lady precludes that.

And yes, my Dad, is related to all of them, but I find my Dad to be incredibly normal, so he is probably a co-spy with Uncle White Bread. My stepmom is a nurse, and while she doesn't knit, she sews. Precious.


I won't even get into my cousins. Seriously, I could write a book. Oh, wait, I am!!!! Most of my family will probably never speak to me again if it ever gets published, though, because I rely on them HEAVILY for a lot of my inspiration.

SO, Thanksgiving this year will be w/ DH's family and Christmas I am having an open house.... whoever wants to come, come, and whoever doesn't, don't. So much easier that way. They are all invited.... heck, we're family!

jfoofj, where have you been all this time? I think you are my new favourite poster!

Now I must stalk you and find all your old posts.
 
Ahhhhhhh, I'm not so sure if my old posts are quite as funny as that one, my family kind of takes the cake. They are easy fodder. One of cousins said that we should call TLC and have a reality show come film us.... this was after another cousin showed up at my grandparents while my Nana was dying thinking she was possessed by the devil. Yep, hissing, thrashing, spitting at the crucifix on the wall. Her boyfriend brought her to the rectory across the street from my grandparents house to have the priest pray for her. Oh, and he is Jewish and kept telling her "I don't believe in the Devil, I don't believe in Satan." My aunt said that she was going to have the obituary read "Mrs. Jfoof's Nana died at home, surrounded by her bat**** crazy family". I was telling one of my friends the story of my possessed cousin and she said if she didn't know the cast of characters she wouldn't believe me.... seriously, you CAN'T make this stuff up. This friend also really enjoys my family's events, especially after the TKO of my brother at a wake. I could go on and on... that is why I am writing my book.... I think I am going to title it "How I Survived My Large Irish Catholic Family." Oh, and for the record, the possessed cousin in a recovering alcoholic/drug addict who fell off the wagon HARD when Nana was dying... she is currently getting help to get her tush back on that wagon.

As crazy as they all are, I love them, even though at any given time any one of them could be stealing, wheezing, meddling, gossiping, punching another family member out, drunk, high, in jail and looking for bail money or just possessed by Satan... whatever.... they make me feel really normal and boring!
 
Auntie Smartie Pants- She has her PhD. Did I mention she has her PhD? She is smarter than everyone on the planet, and she will use really big words to tell you that 10 different times and maybe even in Russian. No time for a husband, and she is far too smart for that nonsense.

OMG!!!!!!! I may have just found the perfect woman for my obnoxious BIL!!!! :lmao: Did I mention he has a PhD? Well, I don't have to, because he'll let you know in a hundred different ways. I've told DH that BIL will never get a woman because he would only accept a brilliant woman, and any woman that smart wouldn't give BIL the time of day. :rotfl: Heavens above, he too has been to Russia and thinks he's an expert. Newsflash: We've been there as well. We know lots about it and you don't have to "educate" us.

He knocks himself out making certain everyone knows at every minute that he is a genius. At this point, I myself have to get obnoxious in order to make a point. Most of the people in the family fall into the category of "genius." Yet BIL treats them as if they're a group of lobotomized village idiots. :rolleyes1 He smirks a lot too. So does he sound like a match for Auntie yet?

He will argue about ANYTHING. You can't just have a harmless chat about some "safe" topic because NOTHING is safe. He will beat you over the head with his supposed superior knowledge, no matter the topic. If some DISer who had been to WDW 50 times made a casual remark about WDW, I promise you he would pipe up with, "Well, actually...." and then proceed to tell that person how very wrong, misinformed and ignorant they were.

Here is a sample from last Christmas. I'll condense. :sad2: A relative made a pie using the "blind bake" method for the crust, since it was a creme pie. We were sitting around talking and she said she had never done that before and that she'd had to look it up. Predictably, BIL chimes in that blind baking a crust means putting dry beans in it to weigh down the crust so it will bake without puffing up, and the filling can be added after baking. The relative said that's what she'd read and that they'd bought way too many beans and they had a good laugh out of it. He had gained this knowledge from watching Paula Deen, not from ever having BAKED a pie.

The relative knows I bake and that I come from a long line of Southern women who also bake and she asked me if that's how I made pies. I said I'd never done it that way, nor had any of my family. I explained that we just poke holes in the crust with a fork, bake it, and then pour in the pie filling. BIL announces that this method won't work and will fail and you must use beans.

EXCUSE ME? I have eaten (should be ashamed to admit this) hundreds of pies made my the women of many generations of my family and they were all fork hole pokers. If someone had said, "You must use beans to weigh that crust down!" they would have retorted, "That's a waste of perfectly good beans." And you know, every single freaking pie was a success and delicious. BIL has never ONCE baked a pie in his scholastic Paula Deen watching life. Not one sorry pie. I was about to explain to him that I'd put my family's decades of yummy pies up against his Paula Deen watching, virgin pie making self, but I bit my tongue because we were visiting the terminally ill relative and in order to make this point, I would have had to beat BIL with a verbal stick for a lengthy period of time. He does not concede that his THEORY might actually be trumped by REALITY without a fight. :headache: I didn't want to make a scene, since this might have been the last time we saw said relative and my mama raised me better than that.

So I let the matter drop. And it killed me. :rotfl2: Pompous *******.

I say let's set a wedding date for those two PhDs. :hug: They could spend a lifetime together, each trying to convince they other THEY are the smarter one. :rolleyes:
 
Oh......And I think I did mutter to DH on the way out that if I had only had one of my family's delicious creme pies, I would have happily used it on my BIL that night. :lmao: Tasty AND it has a practical use as well. :thumbsup2
 
EMom-I'm from a fork hole crust family also;)

Never heard about the beans! Heck the INSTRUCTIONS on the Pillsbury refrigerated crusts tells you to fork prick an unfilled pie crust!:rolleyes1
 
I say let's set a wedding date for those two PhDs. :hug: They could spend a lifetime together, each trying to convince they other THEY are the smarter one. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

SWEET!!!!! Do you think we can convince them to have a Disney wedding? If not, they can go to Russian and have deep conversations and we can go to Disney and ride the new Space Mountain till we puke!
 
I would say, "Send them to Russia," as it's halfway around the world and that would get BIL out of my hair very effectively. But I have too much compassion for my Russian friends. :rotfl: And if he ruins our family's good name over there by arguing with every Russian in sight, I can never go back. :lmao:

Seriously, DH and I cringed when he was sent to Russia. He has NO social skills and much of getting along with people in Russia (and not offending them) is being able to pick up on extremely subtle social cues. If a social cue hit him over the head with a hammer, he wouldn't recognize it. :headache:
 
Hmmmmmmmmm let's see... family drama......

WELL, I won't be spending any time w/ one side of the family... let me see if you would... we have:

Auntie Extortion- she stole over $30,000.00 from another family member. She divorced her husband and took all his money, too, I think he is ok with that just to be rid of her.

Auntie Hypochondriac- hasn't met a germ she hasn't caught, ever, and she has had surgeries and heart attacks no one has any memory of her ever having. She is probably in her glory over the H1N1 crisis. Her husband is a saint, but he is partially deaf which explains a lot.

Auntie Ladle- she's not happy unless she is stirring up some drama, any drama. Her husband is also a saint, but I think alcohol has a lot to do with it.

Uncle "I'm here and I'm queer"- we get it. We knew for years, before you ever told us. We loved you then, still love you now. Take of the silly pin!

Yes, my mother is their sibling, and while she would probably be called Auntie Neurotic, she is my mom and I can't really bash her. Much.

They can be a pretty toxic crew to be around, so I avoid it at all costs.

Ok... so let's see... the other side of the family... we have:

Drunkel D- he hasn't had a sober day in at least 20 years. In fact, he is no longer invited to weddings/christenings/other events after he punched my brother OUT COLD at a wake... he apparently though my brother someone else. Who owed him money. Whooops. No wife that he knows of, and one son that he knows of.

Uncle White Bread- he puts the normal in normal. Perfect. American. Family. My brother and I are convinced he is a spy for the KGB. His wife is a school teacher and she knits. Precious!

Auntie Husband Stealer- how she is always involved with someone who is "almost divorced" amazes me. Obviously no husband, well, not hers at least.

Auntie Smartie Pants- She has her PhD. Did I mention she has her PhD? She is smarter than everyone on the planet, and she will use really big words to tell you that 10 different times and maybe even in Russian. No time for a husband, and she is far too smart for that nonsense.

Auntie Cat Lady- self explanatory, but I LOVE cats so I totally respect that. She is really great to those cats, I think they her life insurance beneficiaries. No husband, but I think being a cat lady precludes that.

And yes, my Dad, is related to all of them, but I find my Dad to be incredibly normal, so he is probably a co-spy with Uncle White Bread. My stepmom is a nurse, and while she doesn't knit, she sews. Precious.


I won't even get into my cousins. Seriously, I could write a book. Oh, wait, I am!!!! Most of my family will probably never speak to me again if it ever gets published, though, because I rely on them HEAVILY for a lot of my inspiration.

SO, Thanksgiving this year will be w/ DH's family and Christmas I am having an open house.... whoever wants to come, come, and whoever doesn't, don't. So much easier that way. They are all invited.... heck, we're family!

When the book comes out,you'll have to tell us. We'll have a book party!!!:thumbsup2
 














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