Nothing for your WEDDING? Geesh.... :nono: I don't blame you!
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We've had some of that with the in-laws. They have forgotten DH's birthday several times which wouldn't be that big deal IF they didn't expect so much for their birthdays. Drove me crazy.
Can't remember, but I don't think my SIL gave us anything for our wedding. She was in the wedding, but trust me, that wasn't a gift. Again, tables turned, had we not appropriately gifted for her wedding, I'm sure we would never hear the end of it.
So, I understand your frustration.
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We don't bother anymore. Siblings get presents for large and important birthdays, otherwise, they're lucky if we remember a card. I share a borthday cake w/ my SIL every year at Thanksgiving since I'm 11/14 and she's 12/1.
That's it, all done.
No more trauma. and we don't do xmas gifts either
Jenn
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