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Dec. 18, 2009
BATTLE OVER CHRISTMAS MENU TURNS FEAST INTO A FOOD FIGHT
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I are involved in a power struggle
with my brother. At Christmas we invite him and his family
to our home. We try to make our Christmas dinner fun and
festive, so a lot of planning goes into the menu.
Every year, a day or two before the event, my brother calls
to ask what's on the menu, then offers his unwanted opinion
on what we should or shouldn't serve.
Last year he told me he wouldn't be able to enjoy the meal
because we weren't serving one of the items he feels is
"traditional" in our family. He says he's family so he's
entitled to make suggestions. When I was unwilling to
accommodate his "simple" request, he got upset. I'm on the
verge of not inviting his family in the future. Who is right?
-- OFFENDED IN PENNSYLVANIA
DEAR OFFENDED: You are. Your brother may be family, but his
behavior is childish and impolite. When he calls this year
and starts the drill, if he tells you he doesn't think he
will enjoy the meal if he can't dictate the menu, serve him
a dose of reality. Tell him that your menu is already set
and if he wants something in addition he can prepare it and
bring it with him -- or make other plans.
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DEAR ABBY: When my in-laws moved to town, we exchanged keys
in case of emergencies. The problem is they never call prior
to using our key. Although they do nice things, like dropping
off gifts or plants, when I see something on the counter that
wasn't there before I left home, I feel invaded. They drop
off these "presents" specifically when no one is home.
Abby, they are retired and could drop things off when we are
home and the children can see them and visit with them.
I was taught not to use a key unless specifically instructed
to do so or for an emergency. My neighbors and I have called
regarding perishables that need to be dropped off, so why
can't family? My husband thinks my feelings are off base and
that family is forgiven for almost everything. Please advise,
as I am about to change the locks.
-- INVADED IN MISSISSIPPI
DEAR INVADED: Before changing the locks, have a chat with
your in-laws and explain that coming home and finding things
that weren't there when you left makes you uncomfortable.
Tell them you would prefer they not come in without giving
you prior notice. Your feelings are valid, and your husband
might feel similarly if it was your parents coming in rather
than his. If your wishes are disregarded, then change the
locks.
DEAR ABBY: Please settle a dispute between me and my husband.
I became upset when we were discussing an idea having to do
with his job and he immediately began texting it to a co-
worker. I find it offensive when someone looks at his (or
her) cell phone rather than at me while we're talking.
My husband says if you text someone during a conversation
that it's not an interruption and "it only takes a second."
I say texting in the middle of any conversation is rude,
regardless of its relevance of brevity. Please advise.
-- TO TEXT OR NOT TO TEXT IN BOULDER, COLO.
DEAR T.T. OR NOT T.T.: I agree with you. But if your husband
doesn't want to hear it from you, I guarantee he'll resist
accepting the message from me. I was raised with the premise
that when in conversation, people should give each other
their undivided attention and look each other in the eye.
Taking "just a sec" to dash off a text -- or read one --
may be convenient, but it's impolite to the person you're
with.
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