FabGuys.com forum: Stranger for Xmas dinner

By *enarde OP Man
1 week ago

Barnsley

My wife knew a lady who’s daughter had fallen out with her

She was a widow in her 50’s and was going to be alone over Xmas

My kind hearted wife invited her to our place whereupon we all got stuffed on dinner retired to the living room and listened to her snoring for a few hours as she slept her dinner down

So an act of kindness that didn’t go wrong , worked out nicely.

Have any of you guys hosted a lonely person for Xmas dinner, would you ?

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By *AIRY BEAR999Man
1 week ago

BRAY

A very kind gesture 👏 fair play to you.

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By *hirtyguyMan
1 week ago

Coleraine

"My wife knew a lady who’s daughter had fallen out with her

She was a widow in her 50’s and was going to be alone over Xmas

My kind hearted wife invited her to our place whereupon we all got stuffed on dinner retired to the living room and listened to her snoring for a few hours as she slept her dinner down

So an act of kindness that didn’t go wrong , worked out nicely.

Have any of you guys hosted a lonely person for Xmas dinner, would you ?

Yes, my wife and I always invite some people to join us for dinner on Christmas day.

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By *ouseblendMan
1 week ago

Carshalton

Last year a colleague from work was going to be on his own for Christmas so we invited him to ours.

With my wife being Polish, they always lay and empty place for a stranger so iflt was nice to finally make use of the tradition

He was extremely worried about imposing himself on us but ended up coming and having a great time, as did we.

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By *eepeter4Man
1 week ago

Bournemouth

Own up Which one of you has invited Andrew round for Xmas dinner

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By *hris4tvMan
1 week ago

liverpool

Yes on a few occasions.

My mum taught me to do this.

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By *lowSubMan
1 week ago

Northampton

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By *anleybeatonMan
1 week ago

london

it's a delicate balance because you don't want the person to feel like a charity case

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By *b20Man
4 days ago

Glasgow

"My wife knew a lady who’s daughter had fallen out with her

She was a widow in her 50’s and was going to be alone over Xmas

My kind hearted wife invited her to our place whereupon we all got stuffed on dinner retired to the living room and listened to her snoring for a few hours as she slept her dinner down

So an act of kindness that didn’t go wrong , worked out nicely.

Have any of you guys hosted a lonely person for Xmas dinner, would you ?

Yes i have hosted a lonely British military veteran on 3 different occasions,he enjoyed my company and I enjoyed his

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By *tmguylookingMan
3 days ago

Chesterfield

I'll be alone on the 25th, but i wont be lonely. Please be aware that lonely and alone dont always go hand in hand.

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By *attersbyMan
3 days ago

cotswold

It’s easy to be lonely in a room full of people

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