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In response to
"friday hax chat q: is four weeks too short notice for a long-distance wedding invitation?"
by
gerald
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Today I Learned: 4 weeks is considered short notice for a trip -- nm
Posted by
con_carne
Aug 12 '16, 13:40
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Responses:
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in all fairness, it actually is for some people based on whether they have children, what their employment sitch is like, whether they are used
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Diewa
Aug 12, 13:43
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We should sub-poll this: Do you have plans the week of September 9th to 16?
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Andie
Aug 12, 13:45
16
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yes! -- nm
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Epiphany
Aug 12, 15:04
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A few of those days. -- nm
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jnine
Aug 12, 14:34
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Sleeping on David and Kim's couch. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Aug 12, 14:30
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Disney! -- nm
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David
Aug 12, 14:20
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Not the whole week, but yes. -- nm
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pmb
Aug 12, 13:59
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Nope, but I have plans the following week -- nm
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CQ
Aug 12, 13:57
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ayup -- nm
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prayformojo
Aug 12, 13:56
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I don't have plans, but as an infrequent traveler, I don't have frequent flier miles so I need be sure I can afford it. -- nm
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mara
Aug 12, 13:50
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Nope. -- nm
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Krusty
Aug 12, 13:50
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Effing audit still. -- nm
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spamlet
Aug 12, 13:50
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Exactly. TIFF and then Michigan. And looking at my confirmations I made plans in April. -- nm
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Meg
Aug 12, 13:49
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Yes, I'll be in Seattle. -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 12, 13:48
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No, but already taking planned trips in Oct+Nov and cannot take more time off work for your wedding as well. Sorry, can't come. -- nm*
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Diewa
Aug 12, 13:47
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Yes - work travel + TIFF + wedding anniversary. Sorry! -- nm
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Roger More
Aug 12, 13:47
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it's too short notice to expect other people to do so at your request, yes. You can invite them, of course.
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Andie
Aug 12, 13:41
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