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I am so crabby and exhausted (also the same old kavetch we always have)
      #141683 - 01/23/05 07:04 PM
Little Minnie

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I am posting this now at my most ascerbic. I spent days cleaning and cooking for a dinner party last night (I will post some recipes on the recipe board soon) and I am just exhausted, but today I had to go to dinner to the in-laws! I don't really get how after 9 months of telling my mother-in-law about my diet she gave NO consideration to making anything I could eat. I just can't believe it. When I host parties I put so much effort into making everybody satisfied that I go crazy with work and cost etc and that is why I literally feel jet-lagged today. I just get so sick of dealing with the diet around people. Basically I feel I could easily turn into one of those crazy people who never leaves the house and has a ton of cats! I had so little interest in going there tonight that I just couldn't keep my irritation in check. And being around the brother and sister in law and kids is too much too (especially with a headache!). Urgh. Luckily I brought some leftover aloo gobhi stuffing which I could eat and there was green beans and mushrooms with not too much oil and I had a luna bar for dessert. But it is so annoying to watch people eat the good stuff. I can't help getting crabby at them pitying me AND i get mad at them giving me no attention too. Although the good news is I wasn't bloated, gassy or gurgly and it is not that I want to cheat or worse; it is just that being out and around people is more trouble than it is worth!

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Re: I am so crabby and exhausted (also the same old kavetch we always have) new
      #141821 - 01/24/05 07:52 AM
khyricat

Reged: 08/05/04
Posts: 3612
Loc: Michigan

this is my biggest complaint and why I ALWAYS host.. its worth the stress to be able to eat with others... the exception is my MIL, but she tries, and she understands if I bring something in case and eat that instead... and mom tries and drives me nuts because she treats me like I'm dairy allergic and doesn't worry about fat content otherwise and doesn't understand why I am having problems down there...

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Dairy Allergic
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Re: I am so crabby and exhausted (also the same old kavetch we always have) new
      #142226 - 01/24/05 11:27 PM
Angie113

Reged: 12/31/04
Posts: 297
Loc: Alternate b/w Northern and Southern California

I totally sympathize with you...Hosting is so much work, but it's hard to imagine how another host won't make the effort to make her guests comfortable. I also get annoyed watching other people pig out on things I only dream of eating, even if I don't necessarily have the desire to actually eat it. I often feel like hibernating in my room for the rest of my life and never dealing with guests or parties again!! Of course, I'm in college, so this is really not an option...Sorry you had a bad experience and feel free to vent anytime!!

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~Angela

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