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Christmas eve plan to stop over around midnight and leave at noon time Christmas, since she work's Christmas. Probably won't see her much of thr New Year's Holiday because we're both working.
Is there any way that you can plan for some special time together when you're both not working? So you can't get together on Thanksgiving Day. There's no rule that says that you can't celebrate on another day.
When discussing "engagement" in this day and age, I always ask, when is the wedding? If there is no date, then I immediately wonder if one or both is really all that serious about getting married, or if just one is, or they just got engaged because of family preasure. So is there a date? If there isn't, it shows.
Marriage usually involves two becoming one, and that means they do things together. That means sometimes family visits on holidays are modified or omitted, because one person can't be in two places at the same time? Get my drift?
Seems its your fiances problem, not yours. You can only do what you can do. Either she compromises and understands...or she doesnt. Before you know it, the weekend will be over anyway.
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