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Old 11-12-2010, 10:21 PM #9
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It would be nice if they would come and join you at your home and make TG dinner for you..

I am so glad that my DD and DSSs don't demand a big celebration, anymore. They had their fill of them when they were growing up. Fun but very stressful and hectic.

DD has a bunch of kids, so she likes to have a family TG at home. I choose to stay home and wait for leftovers.

Christmas day they all come here for the celebration. I love it this way....no stress and still lots of fun.
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