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We recently recruited my future mother-in-law to help with last-minute planning .My plan was to have everyone serve themselves.
I’m not sure how having help fits into the concerns about Covid, but overall, having even one extra pair of hands would be extremely useful.Your caterer might have recommendations, and if you receive a reasonable quote, perhaps your mother-in-law would help pay for this. My last suggestion might seem odd, but perhaps you and your new spouse should serve your guests, yourselves.
I was shocked at what he was watching, and extremely hurt. It felt like he was being unfaithful – sexually and mentally.I said I would talk to him when he knew the answer. He said nothing for three days.
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