How commonly do you hold company over for dinner?

And how often are you invited out?

Answer:
I am invited over to friends' places for dinner probably more or less 2-3 times each week (although sometimes I close up doing the cooking).
My hosting guests varies profoundly. I would say Once a fortnight on average. Some weeks it will be three dinner party and some weeks none.

There's no better way to spend part time with friends and domestic than over a slow, lazy collation with some great wine. Especially if you do a degustation menu.
Hardly ever for both. We are homebodies and don't really go out that much beside other people.
Over for dinner.. None. My cooking skills are about as flawless as just thaw chicken and fries. My roomate is a little better, but I'm panicky whenever she's in the kitchen..

I step over my friends and have dinner every Wed. or so. They're married and we sit down and enjoy a real spread.

Other than that sparingly. I don't like chitchat on the phone so I usually get together next to my friends who live far away (30 mins+) for dinner to hang out and address. Twice a week and sometimes those are lunches instead...
Oh, more or less 2-3 times a year. Our families are so busy. And they invite us twice a year. Occasionally there's a business dinner here at home, but that's once a year.
Three or four times a year. Hardly ever. But I'm an abrasive human being. I get why noone desires me over...except when the party is going afterwards everyone thinks it's cool.
mostly weekends, if im not invited then i do the invitation. ( love to try unmarked things on my friends)
not alot because we enjoy to get are couch cleaned.

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