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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are going to a party from 12:30-2 and was told by the host there will be no lunch served. I was steaming. That is lunchtime, my dc will be hungry so I have to carry lunch with me for him. What are thinking. [/quote] they were thinking you could eat lunch at noon (what?) or eat on the way there, its called a drive-through. or if you dont eat fast food pack a little lunch bag with a sandwich and a cheese stick and an apple what are you people going to do when your kids have evening activities when they are older? write the coach a note that snowflake will be late for practice due to a scheduled dinner time?[/quote] Let's be honest: they were not thinking about their guests at all. They were thinking how special birthday snowflake really deserved a birthday party at a special venue, and 12.30 was the only time they could get. Instead of adjusting to or accomodating their child's friends or parents, they decided that everyone else could adjust to their special special plans. It's only one day; right? Well; in a class of 20 kids + home friends, that's a lot of birthday parties and a lot of accomodating. Fortunately, most people have better sense. [/quote]
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