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Almost June
| Tue, 05-27-2014 - 1:31pm |
The year is just flying by, can't believe it is almost June already.
1. Do you have many celebrations in the month of June?
2. What one alcoholic drink (if you can pick just one) do you enjoy in the summer?
3. At a BBQ, which one would you rather have, a hot dog or hamburger?

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Honestly? I think I'm sadder over the graduation of some of The Girl's friends than I am of her. (Holy awkward grammar, Batman!) I'll still see her quite a bit. Not daily, maybe not even weekly, but at least a couple of times a month. Her friends? I don't know when I'll see many of them again. Several of her closest are staying here for college and will actually be living in the dorm that is right behind my building. But I probably won't see them much. And one of her closest - and the one I'm probably the closest to - is going to Michigan for college! Wahhhhhh!
"I don’t mind a banshee, that’s fine. 2 banshees? I HATE you. I actually wish bad things upon you." -- Day[9] Daily #459 P1
We have a few good ones here :)
How do you manage to have that long of graduation parties when all the kids are graduating the same day and they all want to be at each other's parties? Honestly, I hate graduation weekend because we typically have anywhere from six to eight parties to attend over the course of four days. The years when we had kids graduating was even worse! This year we went to twelve different parties graduation weekend. There is no way we could have stayed at any one of them for four to five hours.
Usually people have parties into the summer because there are so many.
I ask again, haven't you ever been to large event where food is brought out fresh on a routine basis?
Yes, like more veggies, chips, dip. Food is usually at one time and I put things out at different times.
That's interesting, are you assuming that no hostess gift was given? You just brought food, without asking or having the hostess ask you to bring something? As for doing things for friends, that's kinda the point of hosting a party, wouldn't you think? lol
PumpkinAngel
Unless a hostess requests and I almost always ask when I rsvp, I always respect the host wishes on brining food and drink to be consumed during the course of the party. I think it would be rude to go against the hosts wishes and bring anything other than a host gift unless otherwise requested.
There are some parties that I don't ask to bring anything, nor would I ask or bring something. That would be really rude.
PumpkinAngel
I know, my son has such great friends...I can't imagine not seeing them on a regular basis!
PumpkinAngel
You haven't ever been to an event or a restaurant that has a buffet that is replinished with the same food? Every single time it's been new things not a fresh tray of the same food? Interesting.
PumpkinAngel
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</p><p>Yes, but there are a lot of parties the summer after graduation...there isn't any way that my kid (or us if we are also invited) can go to all of them and spend the evening at each and every one of them. There were like 8 or 9 this past weekend alone, many of them overlapped.</p><p></p>PumpkinAngel
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