18th birthday party Geneva help! - Page 2

SuisseRomand · #21 02.09.2012, 17:40

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	Had the same discussion last night with "our" soon-to-be (Dec 19) 18yo daughter. She doesn`t want a party either.

A trip to meet that girl ? They seem to fit well

IronAngle · #22 03.09.2012, 09:24

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	How about hiring a chef to come over and cook with them something great, were they learn something as well and after get to eat everything and just watch some movies or go to the cinema.

Excellent idea! If I had this I would have eaten better during my uni days.

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	A trip to meet that girl ? They seem to fit well

It started with a birthday party....

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	Driving, possibly, but he's off to Scotland for uni in a year's time, not sure whether to wait till he's there, driving on the "correct" side of the road.

Correct? Didn't you just say Scotland?

McTAVGE · #23 03.09.2012, 17:37

I do like the idea, although we have trained him with a bit of help from Jamie Oliver...'s cookbooks! Our kitchen is definitely a "one butt- kitchen", as a friend from Texas would call it (even if everything's bigger in Texas!)

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	Excellent idea! If I had this I would have eaten better during my uni days. It started with a birthday party.... "Yes, them two seem to be a match!" Only if she speaks several languages and does not mind David Bowie, Mark Knopfler and Scottish rock! Correct? Didn't you just say Scotland?

Indeed. Where you drive on the left hand-side of the road, which for us is the correct way!