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ARGH. I am being denied the opportunity to bring a vegetarian main dish to Thanksgiving at ILs. "oh no, nothing heavy. just bring a fruit salad or
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by
kare
I sincerely think she's trying to help - or thinks she helping - " don't go to all that trouble"
Posted by
Epiphany (aka Epiphany)
Nov 7 '11, 11:56
I don't think she thought past that - like " what will kare eat?".
you could always say what you brought has meat in it - buwhaa.
Responses:
she said she was planning to make a separate portion of gravy for me and use vegetarian broth in the stuffing so it's been on her mind.
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kare
Nov 7, 11:57
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Well, you gotta bring something to put that delicious vegetarian gravy on :) -- nm
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con_carne
Nov 7, 12:00
don't mention it again, but bring something smallish. like, not a single portion, but not enough to feed the whole fam. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 7, 11:59
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it's just f-ing rude to be all, "oh, you can eat a couple of the side dishes. do NOT bring a main dish that you know you can eat." -- nm
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kare
Nov 7, 12:02
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Make something super delicious just to make them all jealous ... like pumpkin or squash lasange ... for ONE! -- nm
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BroDuckJen
Nov 7, 12:07
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pumpkin or squash? I thought you said something delicious? -- nm
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dogbert
Nov 7, 12:09
2
if you've never tried it - don't be a Pixie :) -- nm
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BroDuckJen
Nov 7, 12:16
1
you know what is delicious in lasagna? meat
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dogbert
Nov 7, 12:19
oh damn, i just ate the last single serving of butternut squash lasagna last week. i'd frozen a couple and they were awesome. -- nm
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kare
Nov 7, 12:08
6
i'd be tempted to hide something on you so you don't starve, but, sit there at dinner with a half empty plate and 'smile bravely'.
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Andie
Nov 7, 12:10
5
seriously, pregnancy hunger is like nothing else. if i don't eat (and it usually needs to be a balanced meal) i feel *really* sick.
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kare
Nov 7, 12:14
2
she doesn't want you to get 'hangry' that day. -- nm
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Diva
Nov 7, 12:17
make more of that lasagne ... if there's too much I'll come eat it :D (it's delicious stuff - had it here at a local restaurant) -- nm
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BroDuckJen
Nov 7, 12:15
heh. tempting. (jeff is just going to let her know that we will be bringing some sort of main dish for me.)
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kare
Nov 7, 12:12
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oh no - no you MUST go - and do that imitation of Bill Murray in What about Bob - when he's eating the corn - do it as you eat your own dish that you
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BroDuckJen
Nov 7, 12:17
mmm...lasagna's a good idea. -- nm
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Diva
Nov 7, 12:08
totally agreed. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 7, 12:06
maybe they are planning on making a main dish that you will be able to eat.
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sycor
Nov 7, 12:05
4
she's not. -- nm
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kare
Nov 7, 12:06
3
so she is being passive aggressive? most people I know think of mac and cheese as a side dish at thanksgiving. everything but turkey is a side dish.
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amanda
Nov 7, 12:08
2
i ... think maybe? i honestly haven't decided if she's p/a or just sometimes ... doesn't get it. -- nm
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kare
Nov 7, 12:10
1
I'm guessing the latter. It sounded less like "YOU MAY NOT BRING ONE" and more like "don't put yourself out." -- nm
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Dr.Vermin, just IMO
Nov 7, 12:27
you're pregnant. bring a kare + baby sized portion of whatever main dish you'd like so you'll feel sated. -- nm
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Diva
Nov 7, 12:05
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and on T-giving, when you show up with it, say you had an insane craving for it. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 7, 12:07
1
No way. You bring it and eat it and be done with it. No explanation needed, IMO.
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Jim
Nov 7, 12:18
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and it's crazy but there are people who will assume that veggiterians will simply " eat around" the meat in a dish.
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Epiphany
Nov 7, 11:57
2
very true. Speaking of tru, hurray, I'll have to figure out where the dairy is hidden. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 7, 11:58
1
butter...in EVERYTHING -- nm
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zeitgeist
Nov 7, 12:00
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