Southernmiss
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Sounds as if there's a lot more to the dynamics of the relationship between hostess and guests than just shower times.
Sounds as if there's a lot more to the dynamics of the relationship between hostess and guests than just shower times.
2 hours is fine. I don't really believe in showers for 2nd or after weddings or babies unless the people invited did not go to one the first time. I think in those cases people can give individual gifts if they want.
Reminds me of when my brother was going to get married for the 3rd time and it was going to be a small wedding. He mentioned that he hoped the cousins wouldn't be mad that he could not invite them. I said they already went to 2 weddings for you, I don't think they will be mad. The wedding was called off shortly after anyway (which explains why it was the 3rd....).
So the MOTHER of the Niece-or her DH had never been in their HOME??? terrible. I found out an interesting fact though when Dsil leaned over, and asked me if I'd ever been to their home before?
Well, I wasn't about to lie so I said yes, a couple of times. That's when Dsil told me this was her first time, and that they'd never been invited! .
The other is that the punch had a foamy like texture, and there were 3 "Rubber Duckies" floating around in it. It looked precious but, I'm wasn't sure about drinking it because of the ducks!
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I swear I don't think I have seen "punch" at a shower since the 1970's LOL- cracks me up when people say they had "punch".
So the MOTHER of the Niece-or her DH had never been in their HOME??? terrible
OP here, I'm back home that is. So.. Dnil hostess of the shower, and brother of the niece who the shower was for let Dsil know with no uncertain terms the shower was now over. However, because we left before she did I'll hear about how it (her leaving) went later in the week. I found out an interesting fact though when Dsil leaned over, and asked me if I'd ever been to their home before?
Two things are worth mentioning; one was that Dnil (Hostess) didn't mind at all that some of we older guests did not participate in the games. The other is that the punch had a foamy like texture, and there were 3 "Rubber Duckies" floating around in it. It looked precious but, I'm wasn't sure about drinking it because of the ducks!
Alas, I drank it anyway.
Well that's all for now. Night all.
That punch sounds like the staple of wedding receptions and showers I attended way too many years ago. It was made with a carton of sherbet combined with a large bottle of 7-Up and blended with a hand mixer. They called it frappe (frah-pay.) They didn't include any Rubber Duckies, possibly because it was before the days of Sesame Street and their Rubber Duckie song.
I swear I don't think I have seen "punch" at a shower since the 1970's LOL- cracks me up when people say they had "punch".
2 hours is fine. I don't really believe in showers for 2nd or after weddings or babies unless the people invited did not go to one the first time. I think in those cases people can give individual gifts if they want.
Reminds me of when my brother was going to get married for the 3rd time and it was going to be a small wedding. He mentioned that he hoped the cousins wouldn't be mad that he could not invite them. I said they already went to 2 weddings for you, I don't think they will be mad. The wedding was called off shortly after anyway (which explains why it was the 3rd....).
sorry, I posted my goofy story before reading all newest posts. Prayers for your great-niece!Our Dn is to undergo an emergency C-Section this afternoon following having been induced yesterday. My brother, and Dsil are having a difficult time (worry, and exhaustion) they are in their early 70's, and this is their only daughter. Their first grandchild their son's boy is now 10 years old.
Prayers for our darling baby Grace, and the family appreciated.