Jul 15, 2014 3:01 PM GMT
Jockbod48 saidThey're all good suggestions, but I disagree with the first one....."Let your host know when you intend to leave........." This is misleading. The host decides the duration of your stay, not you - the guest. For instance, if you're invited to stay in the home of someone, they'll tell you what the time frame is. "Come for the weekend" or "Why don't you come up Friday night, through Sunday? We'd love to have you".
The important thing is NOT to stay any longer than the invitation is for, and if for some reason you can stay only part of the time, fine - say so........but it is the host who issues the invitation and dictates the duration.
UndercoverMan saidAnd don't invite Grindr tricks over unless a three way with your host is intended.
huhwhat saidUndercoverMan saidAnd don't invite Grindr tricks over unless a three way with your host is intended.
so wise..
FRE0 saidJockbod48 saidThey're all good suggestions, but I disagree with the first one....."Let your host know when you intend to leave........." This is misleading. The host decides the duration of your stay, not you - the guest. For instance, if you're invited to stay in the home of someone, they'll tell you what the time frame is. "Come for the weekend" or "Why don't you come up Friday night, through Sunday? We'd love to have you".
The important thing is NOT to stay any longer than the invitation is for, and if for some reason you can stay only part of the time, fine - say so........but it is the host who issues the invitation and dictates the duration.
OK, so if I am visiting someone and have round-trip airplane tickets, the date of the departure ticket is irrelevant and the departure date must be determined by the host.
FRE0 saidJockbod48 saidThey're all good suggestions, but I disagree with the first one....."Let your host know when you intend to leave........." This is misleading. The host decides the duration of your stay, not you - the guest. For instance, if you're invited to stay in the home of someone, they'll tell you what the time frame is. "Come for the weekend" or "Why don't you come up Friday night, through Sunday? We'd love to have you".
The important thing is NOT to stay any longer than the invitation is for, and if for some reason you can stay only part of the time, fine - say so........but it is the host who issues the invitation and dictates the duration.
OK, so if I am visiting someone and have round-trip airplane tickets, the date of the departure ticket is irrelevant and the departure date must be determined by the host.
LJay saidWhat's all this inviting stuff? If we waited to be invited, we'd never get to visit Dizzy world. We try to be considerate by calling a day ahead and we never stay more than two weekends in a row. Actually the last time we visited relatives we know we were no trouble at all because they weren't home! Must have been on vacation. We did leave them all of our extra hot dogs and some potato salad so they would have a nice surprise dinner waiting when they got back, as well as a great thank you note the kids wrote on the kitchen table with their new finger paints. So cute!