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I have my mardy Christmas pants about being a host.

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Pancakeflipper · 13/12/2013 08:20

For the last 10yrs every Boxing Day is at our house. Our families live about 1-2hrs drive away all near each other but my house is the chosen venue.

My mother always says "I will do a trifle". She always turns u with one of those box versions that you make up and I make it. And that is ironic cos I hate trifle.

Not once have my siblings contributed anything to the gathering or even given me a box of chocs, flowers or bottle of wine and I know this happens sometimes cos I read about it on this site

One of my siblings in the last few years likes to inform us how cheap their Christmas is and how they do it on a budget.

Erm well it will be cheaper when you spend Christmas Day at your spouse's parents, mine for Boxing Day.

So this year I asked bragging sibling to contribute to the soft drinks.

They have gone back to my mother declaring that they are guests and should not be expected to contribute anything and I am rude.

Yes I am rude. So either bring a bottle of lemonade or stay away from my lovely turkey.

OP posts:
raisah · 14/12/2013 05:09

Simple solution:
Pretend that you have burnt the joint of meat so you are going to the pub for lunch. All & sundry welcome to join you as long as they pay their own way.

ben5 · 14/12/2013 05:24

I used to send sainbsury vouchers to my mum so she could buy what she needed. I then also took wine on the day

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