One of our family members was turning 75 years old. I planned a surprise dinner party at a restaurant for 25+ guests. Some guests were flying in from out of state.It was a BIG deal.
Everything was planned, had been confirmed and paid for. From the beginning we stated it was a SURPRISE party to honor a man we love. EVERYONE knew it was a SURPRISE party. There was no confusion about it being a surprise.
My sister-in-law took it upon herself to ruin the surprise. She told the Birthday Boy a week before his party about people coming from out of town.Then she claimed she had made all the arrangments, and tried to change the venue to her own home!
It's not like she has a reputation for doing this. Nobody expected her to do it. We're all stunned. She is now angry at us which is even more confusing.
What do we say to her? Ruining a mans 75th Birthday? There's no question that she KNEW it was a suprise. She knew it for a year.
What do you say to someone like that?
2007-01-12
05:54:28
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She agreed to the arrangements, accepted the invitation, and was going to be a guest at the event. She wanted nothing to do with planning, didn't pay for a thing, never helped with one detail and then sabotaged the event.
Is she rude or evil?
2007-01-12
06:23:45 ·
update #1