litdeb
Jun 8, 2010, 05:49 PM
My daughter sent out announcements to family members about 3 weeks prior to her
Graduating from high school. Since she chose not to have a party, we did not expect any
Gifts or money from anyone. Some did send a card with money, but the majority of my
Husband's family, cousins , aunts, uncles, that live closeby, within 30 min. did not even
Acknowledge her graduating. They did not email her a congrats, they did not send a card,
They did not even communicate with her. My question is, is that appropriate? Like I said
In no way did we expect a gift or money, she just expected to be acknowledged. And
They said nothing. They didn't send an email saying congratulations, they never sent
A card, they never even touched base with her. These are relatives that communicate
On a daily basis with me, and the family. Yet, nothing was said to me nor the family nor
The graduate in acknowledging she was graduating.
Graduating from high school. Since she chose not to have a party, we did not expect any
Gifts or money from anyone. Some did send a card with money, but the majority of my
Husband's family, cousins , aunts, uncles, that live closeby, within 30 min. did not even
Acknowledge her graduating. They did not email her a congrats, they did not send a card,
They did not even communicate with her. My question is, is that appropriate? Like I said
In no way did we expect a gift or money, she just expected to be acknowledged. And
They said nothing. They didn't send an email saying congratulations, they never sent
A card, they never even touched base with her. These are relatives that communicate
On a daily basis with me, and the family. Yet, nothing was said to me nor the family nor
The graduate in acknowledging she was graduating.