DEAR ABBY: Some people hint that they want to get on our social calendar, yet they expect us to be the ones to invite them. An example: “Say, when are we getting together for dinner?” is repeated ...
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A friend's birthday dinner comes with an $80 set menu — one guest wonders if ordering à la carte is rude
Birthday invitations can get complicated fast when expectations shift after you’ve already said yes. The question at hand is ...
Dear Annie: My husband and I wonder why good friends and family will say over and over again, “I’ll have you over for dinner,” but never do. We like to entertain and don’t expect anything in return.
Dear Eric: A relatively new friend has invited me to a third dinner at her home, and I do not want to attend. Her first two meals were simply not well-prepared and not good. One meal included fish ...
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