Last year I had

Last year I had with my dad. You'd think after 35 years for this. You'd think after 35 years I stop falling for this. This is part 6 of 7 SEVEN THINGS I HATE TO ADMIT. Every year before going home I'd tell myself the same thing. I am stronger. I can withstand anything the throw at me. But this time it was a big deal. My dad's 60th birthday. My sister and I had planned to pay for his party as a part of his gift. We just wanted and enjoy themselves for once. But in true he calls us two days before our flight and says I want to do it at home. And the rage was instant. Because I knew exactly what that meant. the whole village so my mom cooks for 2 days straight. Everyone else is hauling chairs and tables so everyone can fit. to convince everyone that we're one big happy family. And it went exactly as I knew it would. We fought all day and nobody had fun. But this isn't dad, It's about parents how to let things be easy. Parents who finally have enough but still live like they don't. Decades of surviving does to a person. every dollar do everything yourself and wear it as a badge of honor. to make life easier to make life easier I learned my lesson. I do fly back next month but this time it will be different. And see you tomorrow for the last episode of this series.