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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]We had a party at a nature center that only allowed cake. I made that clear on the invitation so that people weren't expecting food. [/quote]

Similar to this PP, we had a party at a park where we had to bring everything in on foot for a LONG way, so I had the party from 2-4 on purpose so that we wouldn't have to bring in a ton of food. We still served watermelon, pretzels/other munchees, juice/milk/water, and cake. Drop off so no parents.[/quote]

Well, you chose such a place -- no one forced you.  So don't get carried away patting yourself on the back for providing some snacks.  Big deal.[/quote]

WTF lady?  So, because she didn't trek into the park with a piece of lasagna and a steamed lobster tail for your kid to eat at 2:30pm, she sucks at life?[/quote]

What strikes me about the party at the park is that you had to walk a LONG way...for a drop-off party, isn't that silly?  So parents walk a LONG way, drop their kid off, walk a LONG way back to the car, sit in their cars for an hour and then trek back to the party site?  Why not just invite the parents to stay?  Or did you provide transit for all the kids?[/quote]

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