"Kendall thinks holidays are 'a waste of time.' Since Selah and Nick are now old enough to participate in holiday activities, Kendall is willing to go through the motions, but complains the whole time."
"This year, our family will be at my parents' for Easter dinner, and I really have no desire to listen to Kendall whining the entire time."
"I know you don't enjoy this. Why suffer through it? Go, with my blessings. Do something you enjoy! We'll see you at home later."
Kendall, the writer's wife, has a negative attitude towards holidays, impacting family celebrations with their two children. Despite the writer's efforts to involve her, she complains and expresses disdain for holiday activities. As Easter approaches, the writer wishes to avoid her negativity during family gatherings. Suggestions include allowing Kendall to opt-out of celebrations to enjoy her own time, emphasizing that her happiness is important. The writer seeks a way to navigate this ongoing issue without conflict during the holiday.
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