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From: saquigley@watmath.UUCP (Sophie Quigley)
Newsgroups: net.social
Subject: Re: Wedding party:what would you have done?
Message-ID: <8409@watmath.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 22-Jul-84 08:41:37 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 22 08:41:37 1984
Date-Received: Mon, 23-Jul-84 00:26:09 EDT
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There is something about weddings that seem to make people go completely
crazy.  A good friend of mine is getting married in September and has gone
completely bananas since they decided to do so.  She is so defensive about
it being HER wedding that she has been getting very upset because her fiance's
half sister DARED assuming that her son and common-law husband of a few years
were invited to the wedding even though she hadn't specified that they were
on her invitation.  She does not want to invite them because she says the
wedding is getting to be "too big", and no amount of reasonning from anybody's
part is going to make her change her mind (she doesn't see any inconsistency
with the fact that she invited her own brother's common-law wife - "that's
different, we invited her, and besides, I know her").

Fortunately enough, Caroline, the groom's sister is "acting as if it is
completely normal for her to invite extra people" and, very unaware of all
this fuss, is bringing her son and common-law husband along to the wedding.

I am personnally getting very tired of dealing with my friend and I am trying 
to avoid her as much as possible until after the wedding.

Sophie Quigley
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