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Karen > wrote:

> For those who have done this, or have had guests who do this, I am
> curious to know how it sits with you.
>
> For cooks who slave the entire day (me), I really don't appreciate a
> guest who has made two prior stops for Thanksgiving dinner prior to
> having dinner with me. A guest who isn't very hungry is really
> complimentary.
>
> I understand the blended families, or couples who want to visit both
> sides of the family, or this and that, but shouldn't one stop be the
> place where you break some real bread?


Perhaps. When I was young kid, my cousin got married. I had no clue
that he had TG obligations elsewhere. He always had eaten with us.