I don't generally attend funerals but I did a year or 2 ago at a neighbor's request. I fretted because I simply don't do dressy clothing. So I ended up with dark black jeans and a button down blouse. My blouse was a bright blue but when I got there I wasn't out of place at all. Even the family was dressy casual and there were very few suits to be seen. The women in dresses wore skirts and tops. Nothing very dressy nor overly somber. The same clothes you would see in an office and plenty were in jeans. Dark navy or black, no holes or sagging. Men wore collared shirts with khakis, dark pants or jeans.

Is this seed from one pod, it might just be a reversed seed coat color like these in my Emilia's Italian, formerly Auntie Vi. This darker seed when planted out usually reverts back to the original seed coat pattern. Annette

I agree with mtn. I would let her know in passing conversation that you are looking forward to meeting your daughter's bf's parents. Just give her a heads up that you will not be having Thanksgiving at your home. It sounds like you guys do a great deal for her. I would in no way feel bad about it. I can see how your husband felt slighted. He goes out of his way for her and it seems maybe she doesn't always reciprocate or maybe acknowledge how fortunate she is to have such a wonderful brother. Good luck with everything! You are a very thoughtful and kind person!

I too sort of liked Virgin River. Formulaic but not too bad, at least the woman doctor isn't insipid. I have watched the Kominsky Method both season twice. There is a poignancy there that speaks to me. Watched "Gentification" this weekend and loved it. It's more than half in Spanish with subtitles but takes place in the US/Los Angeles Boyle neighborhood. That didn't bother me. I found its message about struggling as an artist/creator and trying to keep neighborhood traditions alive in changing economic times very relatable even for me in a small midwestern town. A tad stereotypical, but what TV isn't a tad stereotypical. Pick your poison. Bear in mind this is just my .02, but I loathe "Mrs. Maisel" let me count the ways. Sophomoric is one that comes to mind. Great eye candy but oh so Disneyfied do don't call it ground breaking. And as a Jew, I find it a terribly insulting lame self-parody, and that's being kind. No reflection on the talent in the show though. My grandkids turned me on to "Stranger Things." So far so good but I'm not very far into it. For sci fi fans mostly though. I gravitate towards escapist things with a strong dose of humor but I'm always down for a little genuine pathos, but not ones that make me gag at their pretensions.