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keitra | 05:44 Sun 23rd Nov 2003 | Phrases & Sayings
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What is'Ditch the In-Laws'package?
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Click http://www.familytravelnetwork.com/bargains/packag
es_bargain_124.asp and scroll down to the middle of the web-page with the heading 'Ditch the in-laws'.

Basically, it is a reference to the fact that - at Christmas - most people have to spend part of the holiday with their in-laws (ie husband's/wife's family) and they would really rather not have to do that! Going on this holiday package is a good way of getting out of it, in other words, as 'ditch' means 'give up' or 'abandon'.

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