Excuse My Grandma's Memorial Day Plans and Summer Hosting Rules
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What are Grandma Gail's Memorial Day plans?
Welcome back to another episode of Excuse My Grandma. It's Kim and my co-host, Grandma Gail. Grandma, it's been a while since we podcasted.
Well, it's been a while since we've been in this studio. We did a podcast a week ago down at Spotify. I don't know why.
It feels like a really long time ago.
Because you miss me. It's so sweet of you to say. Well, I haven't seen you in a week. Right. That's a long time for us. For us, yeah. For us, it's a long time.
Have I changed?
I cut my hair. You didn't even notice.
No, I kind of did. I feel like you look different.
Oh, that was it.
It looks nice. Same person?
Same person, but I was letting, I was trying to wait a little longer and all of a sudden it was an emergency, a hair emergency.
What should I wear to a graduation event?
Okay.
But now it's good. Yeah. Good for three weeks.
Okay, great. I'm so happy for you.
I know.
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I know, it's wild. And we're going to go through some articles of the week. We're going to talk about what we're watching on TV, all the good things. All right, Kim, start it. Memorial Day plans. Yes.
Well, I'm going to a Brown graduation. So that's my I'm excited. Yeah, I'm excited. It seems like yesterday that she just started. But I think Rhode Island's going to be a little chilly this weekend. So I was just looking through my vast closet and deciding what sweaters and what pants to take. And I'll take, I guess, a jacket of some sort because it's only supposed to be in the low 60s. And most of it is outdoors.
I can't remember. Obviously, I knew what I wore to graduation, like a white dress.
You wore a white dress.
As family members, do you dress up?
Not really. The only time we did get dressed for your graduation was the Saturday night. You had that fun party with the other girls in that space. And we did dress up. We wore a little dressier pair of pants and a sweater.
It was dressy for Ithaca.
Yeah, well, Ithaca, really, anything could be dressy for Ithaca.
So you're going to, and then what do you do when you're there? Like dinners?
Well, I think the first night we're having pizza party, just her small group of friends. No, she said it's going to be hundreds of people. Well, I don't know who's going then. All I know is we're going for a pizza party. I'm excited.
I don't remember who was that. Something she said it's a giant party with hundreds of people. Okay. Well, I think that's Saturday night.
But I'm not sure. Saturday night, I think, is a big party with, you know, like the whole senior class or a bunch of the girls that she's friendly with. And during the day, there's a smaller graduation, which you had the same thing. You know, you had a smaller graduation. Like for your major. Exactly. And then you end up with a big graduation, which they're having on Sunday. So it's a whole thing is outdoors. And I'm very excited. And you go for two nights? Well, I'm staying two nights. Yeah. Your uncle is staying three nights. They're getting up even a little earlier.
You've visited her at Brown.
Yes.
And you're staying at the same place or not?
Well, we didn't stay last time. We just went we went up on the train. I remember my train fiasco. I think I talked about it where it was supposed to be a two and a half hour train ride to an island. It took four and a half hours. Exactly. It's never. People are always like, oh, it's so easy. Well, it is easy. It is easy. But the train tracks are so old going on all these trains.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are Grandma Gail's Memorial Day plans?
0:00–0:59
2
What should I wear to a graduation event?
0:59–6:09
3
How long should guests stay during summer visits?
6:09–7:45
4
What etiquette rules should I follow for summer BBQs?
7:45–9:10
5
What are the best side dishes for a Memorial Day barbecue?
9:10–11:37
6
How should I prepare for summer hosting?
11:37
7
What are some summer travel destinations from New York?
2:26–12:00
8
How can I make my summer parties memorable?
12:00–47:49