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to be hunting for a microwaveable turkey dinner for DD

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nessus · 23/12/2013 15:53

Your honour(s),

Although DD(12) is an unrepentant carnivore, I plead to be excused from the botheration that is xmas dinner assemblage.

The defence offers up that I am a veggie that hardly eats at the best of time. We are a 2 person household. I paid for DD to have xmas dinner at school before breaking up. I have offered to drive her to her dad's for xmas dinner and spend the day after she opens her pressies at home with me. We are spending 27-29th with family where she will have a zillion post xmas turkey honouring dinners. I am a lazy bint. I will gag if I touch raw meat (it's bad enough making meat containing pack lunches).

As a concession, I am willing to go hunting for a microwave meal after I drop her off to guitar lesson in a few minutes. Yes, I am the saddo that intends to shout surprise as I offer up a ready meal to my child on xmas day...Though I may be judged harshly by the jury, I ask that counsel refrains from calling SS upon sentence being passed.

OP posts:
WilsonFrickett · 23/12/2013 23:33

lifeisaboxofchocs I prefer to serve the resentment on the side, ta. Otherwise it makes the meat tough Xmas Wink

TimothyToot · 23/12/2013 23:42

sounds like you have a lovely dinner planned :) Don't forget the crackers!

BeaWheesht · 23/12/2013 23:44

Erm will you just be sitting beside her or actually eating?

nauticant · 24/12/2013 00:04

Ahh, I now have another favourite poster.

You may take the prisoner down.

BrianTheMole · 24/12/2013 01:16

Grin Have a good christmas with your dd op.

candycoatedwaterdrops · 24/12/2013 13:40

Happy Crimbo Nessus and DD! Xmas Smile

ShinyBlackNose · 24/12/2013 13:52

Seriously? You think it's okay that Christmas is important to OP's daughter but OP couldn't be bothered to cook her a meal of any description?

On 23rd Dec the OP was considering the concession of a microwave meal. Now she says she will buy and cook her daughter a fresh meal, but only because a bunch of strangers thought she should.

The OP's daughter is going to look back on her childhood Christmas Days with real fondness isn't she? I think Annabelle was right, if the OP's daughter was an adult posting in relationships about how her mother couldn't even be bothered to cook her a meal on Christmas Day we'd feel sorry for her, not be congratulating the mother for being unconventional.

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