Jerry, I really cant take your side on this issue.
- This is someone you haven't seen since your brothers funeral. - You live an hour away, and state that you haven't seen the boy. - He is the star quarterback. Every evening of days are filled with practice. - You didn't invite him directly. - Around here (Mid-Michigan) Friday thru Sunday after Thanksgiving are huge hunting times in rural areas.
For someone you have rarely talked to, you almost sound spiteful... "his loss"
I asked if the boy was coming. She said, "No, I don't think so. I think he's going hunting with his girlfriend's family." I said, "OK, well, that's his loss." SIL said, "What do you mean?" I said, "Never mind. Forget I said it."
You said... Even a 17-year-old boy should be expected to observe some of the basic social considerations, and not just breeze through life oblivious and unconcerned.
You could have taught him one of these social considerations by calling him and extending the invitation directly.
Given the fact that this boys mother is in prison, it sounds like he is still on a pretty positive path.
This probably isn't what you wanted to read, I just wanted to try to point out maybe the way he sees it.
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