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In reply to the discussion: NEW GOLDEN ERA! Thanksgiving hosts weigh the ethics of CHARGING THEIR GUESTS FOR DINNER. [View all]Tree Lady
(12,928 posts)44. Hubby and I aren't with family this year
So driving to Oregon coast tomorrow and staying with dog at ocean view hotel. Have reservations down the street for dinner Thursday. Looking forward to it. Sitting by the fire at hotel bar reading my book, so much better than trying to figure out what to say to family.
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NEW GOLDEN ERA! Thanksgiving hosts weigh the ethics of CHARGING THEIR GUESTS FOR DINNER. [View all]
Miles Archer
17 hrs ago
OP
I always cook the turkey, the taters, the turnips, the rolls, and one dessert.
Scrivener7
17 hrs ago
#16
It was so weird and shocking, I didn't really know how to react in the moment.
Scrivener7
16 hrs ago
#32
AYFKM??? Invite my friends, or be invited, and then tell/be told, "fork over"???
niyad
17 hrs ago
#8
In lean years, we've done a potluck. Everyone pitch in and bring something to share.
Greybnk48
17 hrs ago
#12
Thankfully, this will be our 32nd year of rejecting Thanksgiving. And, 35 years of booting XMAS.
RedWhiteBlueIsRacist
17 hrs ago
#18
Dear Nattering Nabobs of Negativism. Things have never been better. Just compare.
usonian
16 hrs ago
#29