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So last week my husbands oldest son (23) text me, says he and his girlfriend are coming over sometime on the 24th. I asked do I need to cook. No, having dinner with Family. oh! ok!
Went ahead and made plans to work 1/2 day and have party at work. Then off to pcp.
Last night 730, the youngest son calls is dad. Coming around 12:00, can you fix us lunch dad?
Flip out, I asked if they wanted me to cook. Nope!
Wanted hubby to have a nice x-mas with boys since my kids are not coming. No matter how hard I try, still didn't happen.
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