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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They are family friends. This is a pin the tail on the donkey party with neighbors. The younger child has spent countless hours over there and we are all friends. They do not go to school together. It's only moms because the hostess is a single mom. Otherwise dads would probably come, but the vibe over there is not that dad friendly. It's not laser tag. It's someone's house she is normally invited to and now she's being left out. My husband, who is very very low drama, is more annoyed than I am about this. [/quote]

None of this matters.

She is not invited and that is the family's prerogative.

You are being rude in trying to tell them how to do their (*their*) social event.[/quote]

Yeah, I guess. I thought we were closer friends than I think we are. I had just finished helping her get into a therapist I know for her daughter and we had been dealing with some fairly personal issues. It felt natural to just say both girls are free (she had called to ask about the date-like we are close enough that she wouldn't hold the party when we weren't available) and if you would invite them both, i would hang out during and bring some adult drinks. Oh well. I suppose I am the rude one. I will be with my younger child now instead of us all going. We all used to hang out there a lot until we moved one neighborhood away. I can't imagine paying a sitter or asking my husband to reschedule plans so we will play by the rules and just drop off the older one. [/quote]

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