I have stayed with sibling(s) longer than 1-2 days, but for those who have several children, it's complicated for them to have a guest, even if I'm a sibling.. I see my sister rushing around cleaning up certain areas within a busy schedule..for me. That's nice, but I certainly don't want to over-extend her energy and even when I'm out of the house most of the day. Hubby is busy too with kids.
I get along with my siblings..thankfully. (I'm always sorry to hear stories of horrible blow-outs / very fractious sibling relationship stories.) We always enjoy visiting each other/socializing over meals collectively. I miss them.
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04-15-2015, 02:30 PM #1
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04-15-2015, 07:30 PM #2
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Yes I'm also lucky to have a good relationship with my family.
No one rushes around cleaning up for me while I visit them. In fact one sister used to put me to work when I stayed with her at the vacation house she used to have in Colorado.
But you're right that it's extra work to have guests and in my family it means someone gives up their bedroom for visitors. But it's worth it to spend time together.
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