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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You people are ridiculous and being unnecessarily mean to OP. Your kids are probably the ones who would beg for other people's food because they have no home training. OP, can you just talk with the other adults before you go? Mention what happened last time, and that you'd like to avoid a repeat of that. IF you all insist on not sharing for breakfast and lunch, they need to prepare their children, and you should be prepared to say no to greedy requests. I would call out there parents every time. "Oh Karen, it looks like Larla is hungry, what did you all bring for breakfast today?" An easier solution might be to do more coordinating with the other families so that everyone can share and you dont have this problem. That doesn't have to mean you do all the cooking, just handle 1 meal each day. If you have the type of friends who let their kids eat all your food, didnt bring any extra themselves, and would sit back and watch you cook all trip, they suck and you shouldn't travel with them. [/quote] Do you bring your own food to a party, pp? Because sharing a vacation home is sorta like that: communal fun. [b]Question: how do multiple families cook meals separately when sharing a kitchen?[/b] Presumably only one person can use the stove at a time. So I’m supposed to wait 20 mins for you to finish with the stove? Ridiculous. [/quote] This is the problem I can't get my head around. There are going to be three separate bacon cooking sessions? Hard to go hiking if breakfast takes all day to make.[/quote] We do several multi family vacations. Some days yes, bacon (or whatever) is cooked multiple times if different people want it the same day. But no one cooks for every meal every day. Food is basically communal and you make whatever you want-you're responsible for yourself. No one is cooking lunch-OP ever heard of sandwiches, leftovers? They both take all of 2 minutes to make. [/quote]
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