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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It seems like there are two groups: one who think parties are about the host and the other who thinks it's about the guests. I think good hosting is about the guests. I'm honestly stunned that anyone would defend having a party from 12:30 to 2:00 without serving lunch, let alone a party for little kids.[/quote] I totally agree. I really don't get the parents who won't serve anything more than cake and pretzels for a non-drop off party. I just have to ask these parents? Why even have the party if you are going to put so little effort into it? Serious question. If it is not a drop off party, presumably we are talking young kids - like no older than 4-5. It isn't like your kids are going to remember the party, so why have one at all? I tend to go all out for parties, and certainly don't expect the same, but I do expect at least SOME food that shows some effort.[/quote]
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