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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is your kid part of a larger group? If so, no big deal. If not and it was a one-on-one thing, extremely rude. If the other kid wanted to join the other group, they should have asked your kid to join too. That would probably be okay in my book.[/quote]

It was just a one on one thing.  Our neighborhood gets very festive at Halloween and we've been doing this for a few years.  There was no apology, no acknowledgment, anything. Honestly, I think they decided to host a separate group.[/quote]

Well they might have got tired of always have to come to your house and it’s possible their kid made some friends with the neighbor kids and the parents just think it’s easier. Or it might be some new friends from school. Ot this is the first year their kid expressed a preference.
Or their kid made plans with other kids didn’t tell the mom and suddenly the mom realized the plans. 
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Well they could acknowledge they were acting shitty regardless of the reason for cancelling [/quote]

Nobody owes your kids an apology boo [/quote]

Wrong.[/quote]

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