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Nov 18, 2011 14:01

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cold_dry_pieces November 18 2011, 21:10:12 UTC
Which saying did you have in mind?

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byweavinglives November 18 2011, 21:10:58 UTC
I was hoping to hear them all.

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cold_dry_pieces November 18 2011, 21:14:21 UTC
They say blood is thicker than water.

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byweavinglives November 18 2011, 21:15:53 UTC
I like that one.

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primrosella November 18 2011, 21:25:54 UTC
Did you, er...not want a fancy dinner for Thanksgiving, then, Miss Saya?

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byweavinglives November 18 2011, 21:26:42 UTC
I don't mind it.

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primrosella November 18 2011, 21:28:19 UTC
Oh, good. I'd been hoping to have one again, just like we do every year, but if you'd preferred we didn't I would've gladly thought of something else.

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byweavinglives November 18 2011, 21:30:36 UTC
I'll go upstairs if I get tired of the noise.

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misterblackbird November 19 2011, 04:50:30 UTC
There are quite a few sayings about family.

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byweavinglives November 19 2011, 04:52:08 UTC
And your favorite?

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misterblackbird November 19 2011, 04:52:46 UTC
I suppose I'm rather partial to 'blood is thicker than water'.

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byweavinglives November 19 2011, 04:56:08 UTC
It's popular.

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intheblanks November 19 2011, 04:53:54 UTC
'When our relatives are at home, we have to think of their good points or it would be impossible to endure them'.

Did your sister have a different background to you?

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byweavinglives November 19 2011, 04:56:34 UTC
Yes. She was raised in America by her mother.

I like that saying.

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intheblanks November 19 2011, 05:00:42 UTC
Thought so. An American wouldn't talk about people with an American background celebrating what they do. They assume everyone's just like them.

'You can't choose your family.'

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byweavinglives November 19 2011, 05:03:41 UTC
[There's a pointed pause]

And where do you think I'm from, then?

That's true.

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