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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a friend who always wants to make plans and she doesn't have *any* household responsibilities (no small kids, DH does everything) so she doesn't understand time spend on housework and cooking. She also doesn't work, and expects me to be available to do things with her and doesn't consider the need to do housework and laundry and feed everyone. [/quote]

This is not the same situation at all. She is the one who throws her available dates for the week after. Then when the day comes, she can’t meet up because she has to go to the grocery store.

Her husband also does most of the grocery and Costco runs in their house. At the end of the day, she is just flaky. It is what it is.

Our kids don’t go to the same preschool and won’t go to the same elementary.[/quote]

Are you actually settled on a plan?

She may book them once she’s told you and you haven’t committed. [/quote]

I think she is just very last minute. She asked to hang out this past week and I was unavailable. She just asked me to maybe do something tomorrow. She said she will let me know if they are doing this outing. I did not tell my daughter and ended up making plans. I’m sure she will ask me to do something again but it is unlikely we will just be available since I have 3 kids and typically make plans in advance. It is not like before when kids were in virtual school and we all did nothing everyday.[/quote]

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