Can’t wait for all these rode hard moms coming to the bus stop tomorrow complaining about how “tired and hung over” they are. Bless their hearts.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, that seems odd.

+1

It is kid's event, not an adult event.

We do not bring kids to bars either. So gross.

I’m fascinated by you people who think drinking around kids is almost as bad as shooting up heroin in front of them. Were you raised by alcoholics? Or are you southern baptists?

Baptist’s

Aren't the Baptists home sitting in the dark praying on Halloween night? How would they know who was out drinking around kids and why would they care since they aren't there to see it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, that seems odd.

+1

It is kid's event, not an adult event.

We do not bring kids to bars either. So gross.

I’m fascinated by you people who think drinking around kids is almost as bad as shooting up heroin in front of them. Were you raised by alcoholics? Or are you southern baptists?

Baptist’s

Anonymous wrote:I'll probably be sitting in my driveway with a fire pit after taking a gummy, while handing out candy.

I know I’ve got my pearls around here somewhere…

Anonymous wrote:I'll probably be sitting in my driveway with a fire pit after taking a gummy, while handing out candy.

junkie

That’s a great idea!

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Anonymous wrote:No. But many parents do in our neighborhood. My husband and I find it very odd. But, we don’t come from a culture where you would ever drink at a kid event. And I don’t mean we are not from the US. I just mean we were raised in the south by people that did not think a kid bday party, Halloween, etc was supposed to be a fun adult event.

Um, you must be from the conservative south. I'm from Atlanta - this is very much a thing.

Was it a thing in the 70s and 80s in Atlanta? We are from smaller towns, but it just wasn’t what we grew up with at all. And I didn’t grow up religious.

We aren’t super judgy about it. It was just surprising to us to see grown ups pulling wagons of alcohol around after we had our first kid. And I totally get that there are grown up Halloween parties and people drink. It is just the actual TOTing as a drinking activity for adults that sort of throws us. And we never provided alcohol at our kid’s bday parties when they were young. We don’t care. No one we can see is wasted. It just isn’t something we would ever think to do.

I'll probably be sitting in my driveway with a fire pit after taking a gummy, while handing out candy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, that seems odd.

+1

It is kid's event, not an adult event.

We do not bring kids to bars either. So gross.

I’m fascinated by you people who think drinking around kids is almost as bad as shooting up heroin in front of them. Were you raised by alcoholics? Or are you southern baptists?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, that seems odd.

+1

It is kid's event, not an adult event.

We do not bring kids to bars either. So gross.

So you only go to restaurants that don't serve alcohol.

Anonymous wrote:No, that seems odd.

+1

It is kid's event, not an adult event.

We do not bring kids to bars either. So gross.

I don’t but it’s bc it’s a weeknight.

My 75yo dad just called and asked what our plans are for the evening and I said we are going ToTing with friends and he was like "Oh will there be booze for your walk?"

Anonymous wrote:No. But many parents do in our neighborhood. My husband and I find it very odd. But, we don’t come from a culture where you would ever drink at a kid event. And I don’t mean we are not from the US. I just mean we were raised in the south by people that did not think a kid bday party, Halloween, etc was supposed to be a fun adult event.

Um, you must be from the conservative south. I'm from Atlanta - this is very much a thing.

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God I love how this forum gives you insight to the wild wild landscapes of other peoples minds. It is just WILD up in there lol.

What is while about that comment? Other than "walking and drinking is for hobos" which was a joke.