open on christmas
I don't blame you at all...have done the same thing myself. I owned and operated a pet sitting business for seven years and every one of those Christmases DH and i ate out for Christmas dinner. Happened that our kids were elsewhere and all we wanted to do was sit down and put our feet up for a few minutes before our next visits. Enjoy your dinner!
I remember when we were in the Military, and unable to go home for holidays. We would get together with other families and have a potluck dinner. It was always nice, because alot of the soldiers that weren't able to go home, had a place to go. Bless their hearts, it's the holidays and everyone needs to be with friends and family. God bless. you and yours
Barb
Barb
Thanks Barb.
I usually do not have this problem but I just got here and in the 21 years we have been married I have not come accross such a poor support system from his unit.
So I have no problem going to a restraunt and eating he comes home in a couple months so it is ok. We will have out own Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner when he gets home.
I am actually pretty excited.
k9ophile
on 12/23/08 2:10 am
on 12/23/08 2:10 am
If all else fails, go to a hospital cafeteria. Seriously. I have PTO at the hospital where I work. Or did have PTO. I used it all up with post-op time off. I plan on working Christmas day. Most hospitals really try hard to have a special dinner on holidays. It's usually cheaper and less crowded than restaurants. It's just me & my husband and he usually comes in to have lunch with me.
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