My daughter is engaged to a Jewish guy. He's wonderful, but I haven't

Forgive me for chuckling so at your dilema. Are you old enough to remember Meredith Baxter's first

sitcom, "Bridget Loves Bernie?" That's what I'm picturing, though I'm sure you're not at ALL like Mrs. Roper, LOL.

It's your party, so serve your (non-pork) family favorites. If you serve buffet style, anyone can avoid whatever they might not want.

Maybe the fiance's parents are fearing Catholic food; tuna noodle casserole, boiled beef or codfish? They'll be so relieved! (If those are your family favorites, forvive me again.)

Keep us posted.

 
Joe, I'm old enough to remember "The Honeymooners" and "I Love Lucy"!

And I get giggling too when I realize how I get myself into these situations simply because I don't want to come right out and ask.

 
Coll, I'm with Ang; start conspiring with your natural ally, your future son-in-law's mother

A gentile who married someone kosher must be able to put your mind at ease about this issue, and I predict much delightful giggling!

 
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