My husband unilaterally agreed/decided to host his family’s reunion in our yard.its in exactly 14 days & I’m not sure he understands what hosting a part entails. HELP!!!!

A little background- we bought this place at the end of last spring. It’s needed work and still needs a lot of work. I would have preferred to take this on next year when we are a little more prepared to host. The land is why we bought the place, we have ten acres and it can’t be seen from the road so there is a lot of privacy.

He loves his family and wants to do this. However, we sort of weren’t in the best financial position to do it but here we are. Myhusband had never heard that the hosts provide the protein. We have no games for anyone to play, a drink station, a trash plan, plates cups utensils, no decorations. He did secure the taco bar finally and that’s being catered. No porta potty rental at this point and our septic can’t handle 30-50 people using it. Some guests may or may not camp, don’t have a list of who those are. I imagine they’ll want to shower and our shower is atrocious and outdated. We have no rain contingency plan. I did get a 20x20 party tent, 8 tables and chairs and a bouncy house for the kids. But that’s it. I feel a ton of pressure now bc it’s two weekends away and I don’t think he’s considered any of the things I feel like go into party planning to be a good host. I’m looking for help in the form of either being able to show him this thread so maybe he might see that there is a little more to it. Or help for me, do I need to make more food or buy alcohol and lemonade and bug spray and what else? What if it rains? We don’t have a party speaker loud enough for karaoke for this many speaker. How do we save the day in two weeks?

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u/geniusjunior — 5 days ago
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Restaurants serving rabbit?

I am looking for a restaurant in the kzoo area that serves rabbit. If even drive to Grand Rapids. Want my husband to try it. I know it’s not a regular thing in this country but I know a lot of places eat it. Recommendations?

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u/geniusjunior — 1 month ago
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Tiny living room help

I need help figuring out how to make this a place where it feels good to sit down. My husband likes the huge tv (I do not because I feel we lose options but it stays for now). The dogs sleep in the table/crate thing. Everything is open in this small space and none of it works well but it’s a work in progress. I sold our other couch. So now I don’t want to get out of scale. How do I make this work? Any suggestions at all are appreciated.

u/geniusjunior — 2 months ago