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DEAR CR-ABBY: My daughter and future son-in-law are being married this summer. They are both vegans, and are planning a vegan dinner for their reception. I thought it was a very cool way of showing what different types of vegan dishes could be planned, but I'm getting grief from my husband. He thinks it is "selfish" of them not to offer a meat dish. I couldn't disagree more.
I told him I think they are right, but that I'd write to you and ask your opinion. It will have no effect on their reception, but I'd like to quiet things down on the home front.
DEAR CR-ABBY: My daughter and future son-in-law are being married this summer. They are both vegans, and are planning a vegan dinner for their reception. I thought it was a very cool way of showing what different types of vegan dishes could be planned, but I'm getting grief from my husband. He thinks it is "selfish" of them not to offer a meat dish. I couldn't disagree more.
I told him I think they are right, but that I'd write to you and ask your opinion. It will have no effect on their reception, but I'd like to quiet things down on the home front.
-- FUTURE MOTHER-IN-LAW
Dear Mommy Dearest,
You're right he's wrong but he's probably on the hook for the bill of the entire affair. Hence, sneak him in a nice T-bone and complimentry heart-stopping juicy tidbits. You can feed him either right before the whole thing starts or sneak it in and do the old switcheroo.
Fred Flintstone may be a bit brash and unsophisticated but he works hard at Mr. Slates Quarry to pay for this gig, so "throw him a bone"...literally.
Cr-Abby
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