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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please don’t hide - we always try to coordinate carpooling. I really do not care if you didn’t invite the entire class or not. I don’t tell my kid who is or isn’t going or who is or isn’t invited (though I’m confident they talk about it at school). My DC either wants to go or doesn’t, it’s not dependent on the list. I need the list to juggle my ability to get DC there.[/quote]

Just contact the host if you're too stretched.  Geez! It's clear not everyone wants to share that kind of info and that's okay.  You're private campaign to change other folks behavior won't work. Just adapt!
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Your way doesn't even work. You look foolish for no reason.[/quote]

To "look" foolish on an anonymous forum? Hmmm[/quote]

NP. What? PP means you will look foolish to the host for reaching out to accommodate your kid…it makes absolutely no sense to ask the host to help you find a carpool arrangement for the party.[/quote]

This. If you can’t get your kid to the party on your own, just decline please. Party planning is enough on its own, I don’t have time to coordinate parents too![/quote]

Nobody is talking about contacting the host for carpool info. Rather they'd like to know if their neighbor's kid was invited too so they can arrange it amongst themselves. Pretending its top secret who is going to Jimmy's party at Chuck e Cheese is ridiculous. You'll see who was invited when you get there anyway.[/quote]

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