My sister used to say we put the 'fun' in dysfunctional. After reading the other posts, she couldn't be more wrong.
My mom and her sister were twins. Mom was a free spirit, aunt was a stick in the mud. Mom would make top shelf margaritas (they were spectacular), aunt would sip cheap wine out of a coffee cup and warn us about having too much fun. Aunt was the one who would give cheap ill-fitting sweaters as gifts.
One year my Uncle Jack (Dad's bro) ate too much and puked in the middle of the gift circle, almost started a chain reaction!
Another year, it was a big extended family deal. BIL's father liked to make fruit/rum cakes. One would get a buzz from eating it (sluiced with Bacardi). Mom's brother's staunch teetoller family could not stop eating it, said it was the best ever... we never told them, just enjoyed watching them. Mom laughed about that for the rest of her life.
Little things like that. No law called, no gun play/violence.
That's about all I have, Merry Christmas!
My mom and her sister were twins. Mom was a free spirit, aunt was a stick in the mud. Mom would make top shelf margaritas (they were spectacular), aunt would sip cheap wine out of a coffee cup and warn us about having too much fun. Aunt was the one who would give cheap ill-fitting sweaters as gifts.
One year my Uncle Jack (Dad's bro) ate too much and puked in the middle of the gift circle, almost started a chain reaction!
Another year, it was a big extended family deal. BIL's father liked to make fruit/rum cakes. One would get a buzz from eating it (sluiced with Bacardi). Mom's brother's staunch teetoller family could not stop eating it, said it was the best ever... we never told them, just enjoyed watching them. Mom laughed about that for the rest of her life.
Little things like that. No law called, no gun play/violence.
That's about all I have, Merry Christmas!
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