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Old 05-19-2011, 01:07 PM #1
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Default Party I was looking forward to (tomorrow night)..should I go for a little while?
Here's the deal -- party (70 people for baseball parents dinner--dancing music, etc) We had a blast last year...and my husband organizes it.

1. Do I stay home (and be upset that I am not there)

2. Go for a little while (knowing I will be upset leaving)..but the last 4 hour family party I went to I suffered for 3 days

3. Go for the whole time and say "live a little" and suffer again!!

(3 probably not the best option)
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