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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nothing is more offensive to me than to have a noon birthday party and there is not food or enough food for the adults. I went to a party at lunch where there was nothing,  and the adults were hovering over their children salivating over scraps that fell. I was eating pizza crust! Not only was there no food for adults, but they under ordered food for the children, so when they asked for seconds there weren't any. There was not enough juice boxes so my DC didn't get one and drank water as some greedy little kids drank 2-3 boxes themselves, and left half drunken boxes everywhere. I would be so ashamed if I hosted a party like that. I am ordering double what I think I need in case there are people who show without RSVP.  My DH and I talked about that party for weeks.[/quote]

OP here, I don't think running out will be a concern. We always have leftovers of EVERYTHING at our parties. I think I have always had enough of everything for each person to have more than one of each thing. It's usually not a problem because we can just throw it in the fridge afterwards, but at this party, it will be hard to do anything but pitch leftovers.

I hate pizza at a party. We had three events on Sunday and literally had pizza three times that day. I am not eating pizza for a while!

Ideologically opposed to Chick-fil-a....hahahahaha. Even our gay friends eat CFA, so I don't think that we'll have that concern with this group of people in the 'burbs who pull largely from the military/DoD are are generally more conservative. I'm sure we're nearly the most liberal of the whole bunch.[/quote]

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