Comments | mrs_urahara: parent's yearly Post Boxing day party

mrs_urahara

parent's yearly Post Boxing day party

Dec 30, 2006 13:41

ugh...this happens every year. I never know why i feel the need to attend. I never help out in organizing or prepping it, because, truth be told, even if i offer, they usually yell at me to stay the heck out of their way. some reason it's okay for my sisters to help out. So, here i am in my room, posting on LJ, reading and posting to LJ friends, ( Read more... )

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sara_tanaquil December 30 2006, 18:52:42 UTC

Wish I could be in NYC with you guys tonight! Have fun.

Hey, I found some shouchuu at the Japanese grocery down in DC. Lucky!

mrs_urahara December 31 2006, 04:25:58 UTC

i just got back from going out with Hodsthorn and Hezzi. It was a great time. Your ears must have been burning..we were thinking about you while we were drinking shochu and eating okonomiyaki. ^^

woohoo!! you found some shochuu in DC...no surprise there...there is a big japanese contingent there. ahh, that reminds me that i will be headng to mitsuwa over the next week. I'll pick up some of that okonomiyaki packs for you to make at home. ^^

spacemonkeyku December 31 2006, 06:01:00 UTC

If nothing else, it's good to be married and have kids JUST to avoid that whole annoyance! :D

This Christmas every unmarried cousin was asked whether they were seeing anyone, and the one who has a steady boyfriend was asked when they were finally going to settle down and start having kids.

Why does everyone think that it's their buisness? And most importantly, do they REALLY want to hear honest answers?

mrs_urahara December 31 2006, 06:10:05 UTC

If nothing else, it's good to be married and have kids JUST to avoid that whole annoyance! :D
so true!

this afternoon i was set-up twice. they say "oh lusmila i have a son who is perfect for you!". people DO think it's their business, >.< and they DON"T want to hear the real answer. Though, i was really proud of myself, this afternoon, I told both women I appreciate their offer, but i hate being set-up.

spacemonkeyku December 31 2006, 06:17:13 UTC

And more than likely the one they're trying to set you up with doesn't want it anymore than you do. Of course, if they DO want to be set-up, than you REALLY don't want to have anything to do with them!