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Surviving the In-Laws
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Ok, so I'm at Mr. Moon's family home this weekend. I'm not overly comfortable being here at any time, I only come because he likes me to keep him company. So anyway, today I get here and find out that tomorrow they are having a party, and almost the whole family (all thirty something of them) are coming. It starts at 1pm (in time for the football, which I don't really want to watch) and will most likely go on until the small hours.
So any tips for surviving tomorrow? Or offers to rescue me from Kent?
So any tips for surviving tomorrow? Or offers to rescue me from Kent?
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If you get bored can't you just say you need some fresh air and go sit in the garden and drink yummy drinks or something?
As for the party, pretend to love football, shout out "Oooh", "Aaaah", "RefeREE!!" and "Dive!" at regular intervals and you'll be fine.
If in doubt, have another beer.
Good luck.
This is how I once survived a big family get together with *all* of the boys family. I was stupidly nervous but it was better than anticipated as I had lots of wine.
Unfortunately, it is one of those "grin and bear it" situations as if you don't go you will cause offence.
Good luck with it all