Would you let your child attend a masked indoor birthday party?
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Anonymous
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NO WAY.
wth??! |
Anonymous
DP - not trapped at home here - but only outdoor play with friends for my kids since March. |
Anonymous
Because those are the two options? |
Anonymous
| No way. I did in August but wouldn’t let DS attend now. |
Anonymous
| Absolutely not |
Anonymous
The reality is that a lot of people in this area don't do outdoor activities when it gets below freezing |
Anonymous
| Nope |
Anonymous
| No. And I would be annoyed to be invited. |
Anonymous
| No |
Anonymous
| Outdoors, fire pit, cocoa and smores. Not that hard. Montgomery County even rents out campfire rings now in certain parks if you don't have a yard. |
Anonymous
| May I suggest a simple outdoor party with no more than 6-7 close friends. Ask for the parents to drop off to limit the numbers and ask everyone to wear a mask. Have the girls do some outdoor activities and send them home with a goodies bag with a cupcake or treats. Limit the party to an hour. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Hell no. PP’s fire pit idea is a good one, or you can take a small group on a hike. |
Anonymous
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Nope. And I would judge you for the invitation.
I wouldn't do indoors or outdoors - kind of like green eggs and ham - until we all get vaccinated. |
Anonymous
| Absolutely not. |