don't like the majority of your family?
I ask, because I constantly hear people bickering and fighting with their family and dreading having to be around them for the holidays.
While sunbathing today, before the first-class flight I am currently on to Houston, because ya' know, rich, I witnessed this exchange:
Mom, dad, and young daughter (in a dress, with flowers) have a camera on a stand with a beautiful background to take what I assume are their annual holiday pictures. One problem: Dad forgot to charge the camera, so they don't get to capture any pictures. That makes mom annoyed, and her tone is comical when she says "well how did you let that happen."
Daughter keeps crying about just wanting to get in the hot tub.
Dad starts complaining that "if they all show up late, I am going to be really mad." Mom responds with "you have to learn that you can't control what other people do. If they all come late, then let it go."
Mom tells daughter that she has to stay with dad at the hot tub, because the cleaning lady needs to be let in the house.
Mom complains to dad that she has to change out of her jeans so she can put on better clothes to walk in while wearing heels. Dad goes back to talking about people coming late, and mom responds with "if the lawyer and doctor come late, then we will just ask them each for $100 regardless." I assume they are using their occupations to describe the people so that the young daughter doesn't know who they are talking about.
Daughter keeps crying about wanting to go to the hot tub. Mom tells daughter "if grandpa and grandma are in a bad mood, you'll have to leave them alone, ok?"
Merry fvcking Christmas. Sounds like a blast to be around.
I ask, because I constantly hear people bickering and fighting with their family and dreading having to be around them for the holidays.
While sunbathing today, before the first-class flight I am currently on to Houston, because ya' know, rich, I witnessed this exchange:
Mom, dad, and young daughter (in a dress, with flowers) have a camera on a stand with a beautiful background to take what I assume are their annual holiday pictures. One problem: Dad forgot to charge the camera, so they don't get to capture any pictures. That makes mom annoyed, and her tone is comical when she says "well how did you let that happen."
Daughter keeps crying about just wanting to get in the hot tub.
Dad starts complaining that "if they all show up late, I am going to be really mad." Mom responds with "you have to learn that you can't control what other people do. If they all come late, then let it go."
Mom tells daughter that she has to stay with dad at the hot tub, because the cleaning lady needs to be let in the house.
Mom complains to dad that she has to change out of her jeans so she can put on better clothes to walk in while wearing heels. Dad goes back to talking about people coming late, and mom responds with "if the lawyer and doctor come late, then we will just ask them each for $100 regardless." I assume they are using their occupations to describe the people so that the young daughter doesn't know who they are talking about.
Daughter keeps crying about wanting to go to the hot tub. Mom tells daughter "if grandpa and grandma are in a bad mood, you'll have to leave them alone, ok?"
Merry fvcking Christmas. Sounds like a blast to be around.
