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> I feel saddened reading about all the family rifts on this list. I

> feel anxious when my own adult children have even the most minor

> quarrel amongst themselves, like the one about where we should go to

> for first night Rosh Hashanah. I always encourage them to sort out

> their differences and be close, and I remember my father's wise words.

>

> Ruthie

i feel bad about being a bit mean about my MIL now.

i thought I ought to add that I have a huge extended family and we spend

loads of time together. I try to keep in touch with my Nottingham rellies

(where my parents are from) as well as far flung ones in the States. I only

have 4 1st cousins and we attempt to meet up as much as we can (all in

different parts of the country). I also have 6 step-brothers and sisters as

well as a big brother and a half sister - so organinising Christmas is like

a military campaign in our family!!!

This year my DB and his have asked us along with our mum, stepdad and nana

to theirs - so no cooking this year (considering I will be 37 weeks pg it is

a good thing!)

Caroline

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