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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why not just tell the mom we're going to the pull in a an hour. If you want her to join us please bring her things over within 30 minutes otherwise I'll drop her off on my way out.[/quote]

Because our pool passes are expensive and I don’t want to watch an extra kid at the pool by myself all afternoon. -OP [/quote]

So invite the mom too. You don't sound like a good neighbor.[/quote]

The other mom was rude. She could have texted before her kid showed up. [/quote]

back in the day, kids rode bikes for hours, stopp9ng by various lids houses. sometimes the kids will come out to play and sometimes they couldnt. not a big deal.[/quote]

It’s pretty bold of someone to send their kid over to someone else’s house at *noon* when the kid has not had lunch.[/quote]

In the summer? People eat lunch later in the summer. No big deal. Feed the kid or send her away. OP sounds like a PITA. [/quote]

And you sound like one of Those Parents that foist your kid off at every possible moment without checking with anyone else. [/quote]
How is letting your kid ride their bike (and the kid deciding to stop at OP’s house to see if OP’s kid can play) “foisting your kid” on anyone? My kids get up later in the summer and eat later, but they know where they live and where lunch is when they are hungry. No one is “expecting” anyone to do anything. There was no obligation to OP.[/quote]

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