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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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Well, my parents should be getting on a plane in NY in the next couple of hours or so, on their way up to see me in Maine! It's awesome, because it's almost a year to the day since they waved me off at Gatwick to go and sign onto a cruiseship, and so much has changed since then.

However, they're coming to meet Chris for the first time and I'm not sure whether to be scared or not! He hasn't even spoken to them on the phone, and emailed them to tell tham that we were going to get married! (Which was because I was too scared to tell them myself, because they didn't even know we were seeing each other! :blush:)

My gut feeling says that they'll like him, and they're much like me so I'm pretty certain Chris will like them. I'm lucky in that whatever they think of him they'll be civil and nice, because that's my parents way, but I'd much prefer if they liked him; really, genuine like, not just politeness. After all, he's the man I love more than anything in the world.

I also want them to come here and to be able to tell them about my job, show them my home and my town, and for them to be proud of what I've worked for here.

Urgh. I have the worst butterflies in my stomach.

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Awwww, I remember that first visit with the parents. But surely your choice of Chris as a husband reflects well on his character! :)

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just be cool..of course they like him..he is hard not to like... :yes:

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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Well naturally he's an awesome guy; he's married to me!! :lol:

Thanks for your support. I just spoke with Chris about it and (in his usual, sensible way) he said "well Christina, it's too late to be worrying about it now"! :D

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Well naturally he's an awesome guy; he's married to me!! :lol:

Thanks for your support. I just spoke with Chris about it and (in his usual, sensible way) he said "well Christina, it's too late to be worrying about it now"! :D

Christina,

it sounds like your parents have brought up a very strong, loving and wonderful lady... so, i feel confident that they will love your choice of a husband... wishing you the best today... and everyday!

hehe... sounds like your chris is a VERY practical kinda guy!

*hugs*

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Well naturally he's an awesome guy; he's married to me!! :lol:

Thanks for your support. I just spoke with Chris about it and (in his usual, sensible way) he said "well Christina, it's too late to be worrying about it now"! :D

Just saw this christina! You'll both do great! Don't forget they love you and want you to be happy!

Besides, you're great and from what Chris said, he's a corker! :yes:

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Hope you had a wonderful weekend with your parents and that everyone was at ease and accepting of each other. Take care and look forward to hearing good news about their meeting soon.

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Hope you had a wonderful weekend with your parents and that everyone was at ease and accepting of each other. Take care and look forward to hearing good news about their meeting soon.

Mary

was thinking about ya today... hope that everything was wonderful! :thumbs:

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I hope that all is well and you are having a marvellous time ((((hugs)))) (F)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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Thanks guys...

It was great to see them, and I think my hubby is relieved that they've gone and we can get back to normal!

I'm rushing round at work now trying to catch up again - I need a vacation to recover from the vacation I just had!

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