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Be a Guest Instead of a Host
By Dale Morrow
Alas, my prayers were answered. My family and I were invited
to my nephew’s home for Thanksgiving dinner. This year I am prepared to be a
guest instead of a host. The hours of preparation will rest on the shoulders of
someone else. This year, the plan was to let someone else plan. It is
working and I am so delighted. Years of being responsible are over, at least
temporarily. Now, if can make it work for Christmas too. I intend to take full advantage of the freedom to socialize
and get caught up on all my friends and family’s news. That was probably my
biggest regret about being the host. I probably tried just a little too hard to
make everything wonderful and in the process missed out on a lot of the fun. For the first time for several years I am really looking
forward to holiday meals and parties. Everyone should take a break from hosting
once in a while. When you are reading this I will be enjoying my Thanksgiving
weekend to the fullest. I am hoping that your "View From The Road" will be as
glorious as mine.
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