Dear Amy: We have a 15-year-old daughter who is very introverted. She is happiest being home alone.
She has a group of friends she has known for about nine years, and the eight of them often do things together.As they have grown up the other girls have branched out into sports and other time-intensive hobbies, while my daughter prefers to spend time drawing and painting.AdvertisementI, on the other hand, like to see friends and family a few times a week.
I hope she has opportunities to expand creatively, and lots of encouragement from you and others regarding her artwork. However, I then asked if they would be willing to allow us to have the shower at their property, and again they generously offered us exclusive use – for free.My question is this: Should this couple be invited to the wedding, as a way to thank them for their generosity?AdvertisementHowever, I feel like I am not returning the generosity.
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