My mom is a very over protective person. i am going to be a sophomore in high school and i would like to have some friends over before school starts. I want to invite my 2 best friends just to hang out.
Well, i ask her nicely and every time i bring it up she rolls her eyes or makes up something to persuade me not to say anymore.
How do i get my mom to let me invite soem friends over?
dont give up asking. when you talk to her and she rolls her eyes, try not to be persuaded. tell her that she is preventing you from getting friends and you need a life. let her get to know your friends. if she sees that your friends are not crazy or whatever she may start changing her mind
Saturday, November 7, 2009
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Anybody offering an invite to Rue la la, Gilt Groupe, ideeli, or hautelook?
If somebody send me an invitation to any of the sites it would be grate! Thnx in advance!
Anybody offering an invite to Rue la la, Gilt Groupe, ideeli, or hautelook?
I don't think that those exist.....
Reply:Ruelala.com: http://www.giltgroupe.com/invite/makeupa...
Gilt.com: http://www.ruelala.com/invite/makeupalle...
Haute and ideeli: http://butterfly-black.blogspot.com/2008...
Other invitations come up when you google "invite" and the site you want.
most popular name
Anybody offering an invite to Rue la la, Gilt Groupe, ideeli, or hautelook?
I don't think that those exist.....
Reply:Ruelala.com: http://www.giltgroupe.com/invite/makeupa...
Gilt.com: http://www.ruelala.com/invite/makeupalle...
Haute and ideeli: http://butterfly-black.blogspot.com/2008...
Other invitations come up when you google "invite" and the site you want.
most popular name
Engagement party: is it necessary? Do I have to invite everyone who will be at the wedding?
We just got engaged in Jamaica on Saturday, and have just announced it to our friends and family. My father wants to throw us an engagement party, although since he will be paying for everything, we feel somewhat uncomfortable asking for an engagement party, as well.
Could we have a small engagement party with just the families and bridal parties? How much would an engagement party at a restaurant cost?
Engagement party: is it necessary? Do I have to invite everyone who will be at the wedding?
Engagement parties are optional. They are almost always smaller than weddings, so don't feel like you have to invite everyone. Additionally, it is less common to invite out of town relatives (especially ones who live really far away) to the engagement party. You can choose to invite close family and friends only. The cost of having the party at a restaurant varies considerably depending on total number of guests, the restaurant you choose, and how much boozing you plan on doing. For 20 people with some drinking I'd plan on several hundred dollars. You can save a lot of money if you have the party catered at the restaurant (with a predetermined menu instead of letting everyone order what they want).
Reply:There's no requirement to have an engagement party. Usually only rich folks or professionals or society folks do this these days. I think I'd use rule of thumb - how much time between now and the wedding? If more than 2 years, I'd have an engagement party. Make it a smaller guest list than the wedding, though.
Reply:An engagement party isn't necessary, but nice that your dad wants to throw you one.
It's usually just an informal event, no need for a meal. Just have a gathering of the two families at your dad's house for drinks and snackies, with you two, the wedding party, and close family from both sides - just so everyone can meet.
Reply:just go w/the ONE that
your Dad is paying for!!!!!
Cost: Approx:$25/person
Reply:Engagement party is nice to announce that you are engaged if you have the money for it and feel that it is worth it. To have a party to include all the people that will be in the wedding you will already be having a rehearsal dinner before the wedding anyways.Something to think about, ask your dad can he help with the rehearsal dinner instead.That is more meaning full and you will be hungry by the time you practice what you will be doing already.
Reply:Not required at all
I ain't having one as I think it is superfluous
Reply:Tell him to save his money for the wedding! ;)
I had 3 small engagement dinner parties. One with the Groomsmen and their better halves, 1 with the Bridesmaids and their better halves (at which I actually asked them to be in my wedding so it was a surprise) and 1 with our parents... all three were fun and less expensive.
Reply:not everyone but almost ur closest friends.
Reply:You haven't asked for the engagement party so let him throw it. The engagement party guest list should all be invited to the wedding, but not everyone you would invite to the wedding should be invited to the engagement party.
We kept ours small. And the wedding guest list is large. Usually it is the nearest and dearest people to you.
Congratulations
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Reply:I don't feel that an engagement party is necessary. Many people feel obligated to bring a gift to congratulate the newly engaged couple. We had a small family dinner with both of our parents, and we also had some friends get together at a restaraunt. It might be nice just to have the bridal party (if you've picked them) and the families together to meet. You can do this on a budget and probably for about $15 per person including drinks.
Reply:To me a engagement party is not necessary.
Could we have a small engagement party with just the families and bridal parties? How much would an engagement party at a restaurant cost?
Engagement party: is it necessary? Do I have to invite everyone who will be at the wedding?
Engagement parties are optional. They are almost always smaller than weddings, so don't feel like you have to invite everyone. Additionally, it is less common to invite out of town relatives (especially ones who live really far away) to the engagement party. You can choose to invite close family and friends only. The cost of having the party at a restaurant varies considerably depending on total number of guests, the restaurant you choose, and how much boozing you plan on doing. For 20 people with some drinking I'd plan on several hundred dollars. You can save a lot of money if you have the party catered at the restaurant (with a predetermined menu instead of letting everyone order what they want).
Reply:There's no requirement to have an engagement party. Usually only rich folks or professionals or society folks do this these days. I think I'd use rule of thumb - how much time between now and the wedding? If more than 2 years, I'd have an engagement party. Make it a smaller guest list than the wedding, though.
Reply:An engagement party isn't necessary, but nice that your dad wants to throw you one.
It's usually just an informal event, no need for a meal. Just have a gathering of the two families at your dad's house for drinks and snackies, with you two, the wedding party, and close family from both sides - just so everyone can meet.
Reply:just go w/the ONE that
your Dad is paying for!!!!!
Cost: Approx:$25/person
Reply:Engagement party is nice to announce that you are engaged if you have the money for it and feel that it is worth it. To have a party to include all the people that will be in the wedding you will already be having a rehearsal dinner before the wedding anyways.Something to think about, ask your dad can he help with the rehearsal dinner instead.That is more meaning full and you will be hungry by the time you practice what you will be doing already.
Reply:Not required at all
I ain't having one as I think it is superfluous
Reply:Tell him to save his money for the wedding! ;)
I had 3 small engagement dinner parties. One with the Groomsmen and their better halves, 1 with the Bridesmaids and their better halves (at which I actually asked them to be in my wedding so it was a surprise) and 1 with our parents... all three were fun and less expensive.
Reply:not everyone but almost ur closest friends.
Reply:You haven't asked for the engagement party so let him throw it. The engagement party guest list should all be invited to the wedding, but not everyone you would invite to the wedding should be invited to the engagement party.
We kept ours small. And the wedding guest list is large. Usually it is the nearest and dearest people to you.
Congratulations
Modern Wedding Advice
http://navillus99.blogspot.com
Reply:I don't feel that an engagement party is necessary. Many people feel obligated to bring a gift to congratulate the newly engaged couple. We had a small family dinner with both of our parents, and we also had some friends get together at a restaraunt. It might be nice just to have the bridal party (if you've picked them) and the families together to meet. You can do this on a budget and probably for about $15 per person including drinks.
Reply:To me a engagement party is not necessary.
Beatles Birthday Party invite suggestions?
i need some ideas for invitations to my beatles party.
Thanks!
Beatles Birthday Party invite suggestions?
Great idea for a party! It all depends on the theme you're having- is it just The Beatles in general? If you're doing Sgt. Pepper thing, you could make the invitations look like the Sgt. Pepper drum. Maybe you could shape it as the Magical Mystery Tour bus or the yellow submarine! You should include some Beatles lyrics like "come together to celebrate (your name's) birthday!). And be sure to play The Beatles "Birthday" when you blow out the candles! Hope I helped. :)
Thanks!
Beatles Birthday Party invite suggestions?
Great idea for a party! It all depends on the theme you're having- is it just The Beatles in general? If you're doing Sgt. Pepper thing, you could make the invitations look like the Sgt. Pepper drum. Maybe you could shape it as the Magical Mystery Tour bus or the yellow submarine! You should include some Beatles lyrics like "come together to celebrate (your name's) birthday!). And be sure to play The Beatles "Birthday" when you blow out the candles! Hope I helped. :)
My Japanese friend invite me on lunch, he is married but no child, what I should give him gift.?
My Japanese friend invite me on lunch, he is married but no child, what I should give him gift. Related to Japanese tradition.
My Japanese friend invite me on lunch, he is married but no child, what I should give him gift.?
I live in Japan and the normal gift seems to be senbei crackers or some other type of Japanese snack that tastes terrible. I suggest you give him a present that isn't Japanese instead and aim for a nice bottle of french wine. If you give him a Japanese fan or Jimbei I should thin he will be far less then impressed seeing as it would be like giving an Englishman a bowler hat or a German a pair of lederhosen.
Reply:If he's Japanese from Japan and you're not that close to him, I'd recommend not to give him clothes, any bath products, plates or basically any material item that won't be consumed. I'm 3rd generation Japanese-american and from what I've learned from dealing with my relatives is that if you give them gifts like that, generally, they will either regift or think that you're saying something bad about their taste. I.e. "Oh, you have such horrible looking dishes so I'll give you some dishes" You could possibly get away with giving a material gift if you're very close to this person and know for sure that he will absolutely love it and use it.
Otherwise, snacks or other foodstuffs, especially a specialty of your area would be your safest bet. I'm from Hawaii and my aunt absolutely loved when I brought chocolate covered macadamia nuts and kona coffee as a gift for her. Some people in japan even give little things like a can of soda or a bottle of cooking oil but it is always customary to bring *something* when going to someone's house.
If he isn't from japan, you could pretty much go with anything that you think he would enjoy. Foreign Japanese aren't as sensitive as Japanese from Japan as long as you put a little effort in what you pick.
Reply:Is she/he male or female? Well you can give him wine, scarves, japanese figurines... look at this:
http://www.jun-gifts.com/
Reply:pathetic ppl patthetic. Gift anything, but thats what NOT IS JAPANESE. give something from ur culture, i m pretty sure s/he? will appreciate much more. ... WOW ppl above i m amazed. french wine is fine enough!
Reply:give him a golden watch **
My Japanese friend invite me on lunch, he is married but no child, what I should give him gift.?
I live in Japan and the normal gift seems to be senbei crackers or some other type of Japanese snack that tastes terrible. I suggest you give him a present that isn't Japanese instead and aim for a nice bottle of french wine. If you give him a Japanese fan or Jimbei I should thin he will be far less then impressed seeing as it would be like giving an Englishman a bowler hat or a German a pair of lederhosen.
Reply:If he's Japanese from Japan and you're not that close to him, I'd recommend not to give him clothes, any bath products, plates or basically any material item that won't be consumed. I'm 3rd generation Japanese-american and from what I've learned from dealing with my relatives is that if you give them gifts like that, generally, they will either regift or think that you're saying something bad about their taste. I.e. "Oh, you have such horrible looking dishes so I'll give you some dishes" You could possibly get away with giving a material gift if you're very close to this person and know for sure that he will absolutely love it and use it.
Otherwise, snacks or other foodstuffs, especially a specialty of your area would be your safest bet. I'm from Hawaii and my aunt absolutely loved when I brought chocolate covered macadamia nuts and kona coffee as a gift for her. Some people in japan even give little things like a can of soda or a bottle of cooking oil but it is always customary to bring *something* when going to someone's house.
If he isn't from japan, you could pretty much go with anything that you think he would enjoy. Foreign Japanese aren't as sensitive as Japanese from Japan as long as you put a little effort in what you pick.
Reply:Is she/he male or female? Well you can give him wine, scarves, japanese figurines... look at this:
http://www.jun-gifts.com/
Reply:pathetic ppl patthetic. Gift anything, but thats what NOT IS JAPANESE. give something from ur culture, i m pretty sure s/he? will appreciate much more. ... WOW ppl above i m amazed. french wine is fine enough!
Reply:give him a golden watch **
How do I forgive a friend who didn't invite me?
I find it so hard to forgive a friend who had hung out with me for so much before getting married. His wife doesn't like me because we'd argue before she started dating my closest friend.
Now after the wedding my friend is apologizing to me but expects me to act normal with him again.
How and why should I act like I'm not hurt?
I am a straigth man, btw, I'm just not afraid to express my feelings so don't mess around me. please...
How do I forgive a friend who didn't invite me?
His wife is childish, and your friend could have spoken up more. Maybe even had the two of you meet and maybe work it out before she just decided that you were not aloud to come. Just tell him you think it was shady of him not to invite you just because his wife and you got into it once. Just tell him how you feel.
Also are you sure that you were excluded because of his wife, or money issues? Because sometimes you have to cut people on your list because of budget concerns and sorry to say the cut usually comes on the grooms side.
Reply:Do you mean he didn't invite you to the wedding? That's a hard one. Were other friends invited? Could it have been only family? Were things between you and the bride so bad that having you there would have spoiled her wedding day? It's impossible to know the dynamics of the situtation without a lot more detail, and even then, it's going to come down to one thing: Are your hurt feelings more important to you than your "boys only" friendship? Eventually, you'll find someone yourself and the balance of relationships will change again.
Reply:Think about how terrible he must feel because (most likely) his wife to be said he could not invite you. Your friend was in between a rock and a hard spot. He had no choice. It's probably not good way to start off a marriage by putting a "friend" before your "spouse". You have a right to feel hurt but try and put your self in his position.
My husband's best friend was left with the unpleasant task of un-inviting us to a party because of his wife. I was hurt but not by him. He had no choice. It did not even phase my husband. He assured his friend no explanation was needed. It was his friend when he invited us and still his friend after he un-invited us.
Reply:Just be forgiving. If you like him in general and care to have him, tell yourself it's not a big tragedy not to attend his wedding. Of course it's hurting your feeling. But try to be forgiving especially that he apologized.
Express your feelings to him that you were really hurt and the good friends don't do that. But like you said it happened due to his wife not liking you. Remember a wife is a first priority to him now regardless. He is your best friend, yes, but he will do what his wife desires. And I myself would not like to be put in the position he was in - between the best friend and wife. It's a very sensitive situation. Put yourself in his shoes and forgive him.
Our all life is about forgiveness.
Reply:Ah, women.
They make us crazy.
So he married a b__ch who hates you, and is not afraid to enforce her will upon him.
Just wish him luck and happiness in his marriage, if she is restricting his friends from attending his marriage then it is likely to be an abusive relationship.
When he gets tired of being yanked around on her chain it will end, but don't expect to hear much from him until then.
Reply:If he can't even make sure you get an invite to the marriage despite the woman he is marrying, then chances are you probably won't see much of this guy again anyway. His wife is going to control the show. Tell him to enjoy his new life and be prepared to go your separate ways.
Reply:You may have to give up and move on from this friendship, this is now a couple and if both aren't on board about you, you may be done. They've created a new life and if she isn't into you, he may not be allowed to hang with you anymore. Sorry, he made a lifetime commitment to her. That changes everything.
Reply:Just be straight with him. I'm surprised that he would try to keep the friendship after not inviting you to such a huge occasion. Or rather that he would ignore such a huge faux pas on his part without an explanation or show some regret. Is it possible he was never the friend you thought he was? Good friends don't cave.
Reply:just tell him how it hurt you...and if hes a good friend he will stay tha tway
Reply:accept his apology and move on. life is too short for grudges. but i woud tell him that it did bother you
name latin
Now after the wedding my friend is apologizing to me but expects me to act normal with him again.
How and why should I act like I'm not hurt?
I am a straigth man, btw, I'm just not afraid to express my feelings so don't mess around me. please...
How do I forgive a friend who didn't invite me?
His wife is childish, and your friend could have spoken up more. Maybe even had the two of you meet and maybe work it out before she just decided that you were not aloud to come. Just tell him you think it was shady of him not to invite you just because his wife and you got into it once. Just tell him how you feel.
Also are you sure that you were excluded because of his wife, or money issues? Because sometimes you have to cut people on your list because of budget concerns and sorry to say the cut usually comes on the grooms side.
Reply:Do you mean he didn't invite you to the wedding? That's a hard one. Were other friends invited? Could it have been only family? Were things between you and the bride so bad that having you there would have spoiled her wedding day? It's impossible to know the dynamics of the situtation without a lot more detail, and even then, it's going to come down to one thing: Are your hurt feelings more important to you than your "boys only" friendship? Eventually, you'll find someone yourself and the balance of relationships will change again.
Reply:Think about how terrible he must feel because (most likely) his wife to be said he could not invite you. Your friend was in between a rock and a hard spot. He had no choice. It's probably not good way to start off a marriage by putting a "friend" before your "spouse". You have a right to feel hurt but try and put your self in his position.
My husband's best friend was left with the unpleasant task of un-inviting us to a party because of his wife. I was hurt but not by him. He had no choice. It did not even phase my husband. He assured his friend no explanation was needed. It was his friend when he invited us and still his friend after he un-invited us.
Reply:Just be forgiving. If you like him in general and care to have him, tell yourself it's not a big tragedy not to attend his wedding. Of course it's hurting your feeling. But try to be forgiving especially that he apologized.
Express your feelings to him that you were really hurt and the good friends don't do that. But like you said it happened due to his wife not liking you. Remember a wife is a first priority to him now regardless. He is your best friend, yes, but he will do what his wife desires. And I myself would not like to be put in the position he was in - between the best friend and wife. It's a very sensitive situation. Put yourself in his shoes and forgive him.
Our all life is about forgiveness.
Reply:Ah, women.
They make us crazy.
So he married a b__ch who hates you, and is not afraid to enforce her will upon him.
Just wish him luck and happiness in his marriage, if she is restricting his friends from attending his marriage then it is likely to be an abusive relationship.
When he gets tired of being yanked around on her chain it will end, but don't expect to hear much from him until then.
Reply:If he can't even make sure you get an invite to the marriage despite the woman he is marrying, then chances are you probably won't see much of this guy again anyway. His wife is going to control the show. Tell him to enjoy his new life and be prepared to go your separate ways.
Reply:You may have to give up and move on from this friendship, this is now a couple and if both aren't on board about you, you may be done. They've created a new life and if she isn't into you, he may not be allowed to hang with you anymore. Sorry, he made a lifetime commitment to her. That changes everything.
Reply:Just be straight with him. I'm surprised that he would try to keep the friendship after not inviting you to such a huge occasion. Or rather that he would ignore such a huge faux pas on his part without an explanation or show some regret. Is it possible he was never the friend you thought he was? Good friends don't cave.
Reply:just tell him how it hurt you...and if hes a good friend he will stay tha tway
Reply:accept his apology and move on. life is too short for grudges. but i woud tell him that it did bother you
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