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[quote=Anonymous]My 7 year old son went went to a pool party and was chaperoned and driven home by his friend's mom. Later that night I get a text from a classmate's mom, who I have never met. It says that my son took her son's bathing suit. I check my son's bag, and yes, the suit is a size 10. My son's is a size 6. I tell her I am sorry, I will bring it over in the morning. (My son left first, and picked a bathing suit off the drying rack - so he took the wrong one.)  she says she needs it that evening because they leave on a trip in the morning and he only has one. I say ok, I have a sleeping baby already (DH overseas) but I will wake baby if necessary (hoping she'll say don't bother, but she  doesn't )and ask for address. I map it, and it is 50 minutes away. I ask to meet at the school (10 minutes from me) and she says no. She offers a second location, 30 minutes for each of us, but only at 10 pm, and at that point I just say, look, I'm really sorry, but I can't wake sleeping baby and drive 30 minutes at 10 pm. I know it's my kids fault but I cannot return it until the morning and I hope they understand. 
She continues to insist that it's the only bathing suit they have. 
Eventually she hangs up. 
They are going to the jersey beaches so clearly they can buy one. 
its from target - nothing special. 
And they have plenty of money.  So it's not a money thing. 
I think she was being a bit ridiculous. [/quote]

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