Out of town in Kentucky for a wedding today. DH and I are making a mini vacation of it since we left DD with my SIL.
Drove by University of Loiusville today. It was crazy to see how massive the football stadium was since I went to a small college where our stadium wouldn't even pass for a practice field here.
Good morning! I moved to the couch to let DH sleep in. Got enough energy to put the coffee on...but now I don't want to get up for it. No errands or plans today...just a rainy day to lounge around. Happy Saturday everyone!
Happy Saturday!! DH was on call last night, so DS and I are lounging while he catches up on sleep for a bit. Later this afternoon we're debating between visiting the Children's Museum or the last county fair around. Either way it's shaping up to be a relaxing day.
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Post by singingsea on Sept 19, 2015 9:13:30 GMT -5
DS slept till 9 today. I about shit my pants in surprise and joy. H is making me breakfast for my birthday and the dude and I are watching yo gabba gabba.
Good morning! Snuggles with the pup this morning, and then we will be spending the day on the lake with friends. Best part of summer is being on the boat, I can't wait!
Post by kayladawn91 on Sept 19, 2015 9:52:38 GMT -5
Good morning ladies!
Happy Birthday singingsea, I hope you have a great day!
Rainy Saturday here. I'm waiting for the Michigan game to come on in an hour. I have laundry in the washer and dinner in the crockpot. Pretty productive so far! Hope everyone has a wonderful Saturday!
Happy Birthday singingsea, I hope you have a great day!
Rainy Saturday here. I'm waiting for the Michigan game to come on in an hour. I have laundry in the washer and dinner in the crockpot. Pretty productive so far! Hope everyone has a wonderful Saturday!
DS slept till 9 today. I about shit my pants in surprise and joy. H is making me breakfast for my birthday and the dude and I are watching yo gabba gabba.
Post by GOmamab15 on Sept 19, 2015 10:12:29 GMT -5
Going to a b-day party this afternoon. Have a legit question. Is it normal/widely accepted to invite adults to kids b-day parties where there are zero refreshments provided for the adults? (In other words, no food, cake or drink are allocated for the adults only for the kids.)
Edited to clarify, I'm not referring to singingsea birthday party, I'm sure any party of her's will be lovely and full of all sorts of refreshments. Happy birthday!
Philly has been preparing to host Francis and three public events for the past year.
A speech at Independence Hall on Saturday; a festival on Saturday night and mass on Sunday. It's shutting down most of Philadelphia for several days.
Courts close Tuesday, fences go up this week for secure zones, etc. I live two blocks from the festival and mass so my neighborhood is heavily affected.
Going to a b-day party this afternoon. Have a legit question. Is it normal/widely accepted to invite adults to kids b-day parties where there are zero refreshments provided for the adults? (In other words, no food, cake or drink are allocated for the adults only for the kids.)
Edited to clarify, I'm not referring to singingsea birthday party, I'm sure any party of her's will be lovely and full of all sorts of refreshments. Happy birthday!
If adults usually stay, then the host parents are hella rude.
Going to a b-day party this afternoon. Have a legit question. Is it normal/widely accepted to invite adults to kids b-day parties where there are zero refreshments provided for the adults? (In other words, no food, cake or drink are allocated for the adults only for the kids.)
Edited to clarify, I'm not referring to singingsea birthday party, I'm sure any party of her's will be lovely and full of all sorts of refreshments. Happy birthday!
If adults usually stay, then the host parents are hella rude.
Yeah, I'm CFNBC so I wouldn't be dropping of any kids, just going by myself to watch the kiddos enjoy their cake...
Going to a b-day party this afternoon. Have a legit question. Is it normal/widely accepted to invite adults to kids b-day parties where there are zero refreshments provided for the adults? (In other words, no food, cake or drink are allocated for the adults only for the kids.)
Edited to clarify, I'm not referring to singingsea birthday party, I'm sure any party of her's will be lovely and full of all sorts of refreshments. Happy birthday!
That's wack. If you throw a party everyone should be fed and provided beverages. That's just me.
Good so it's just my family then. Glad this is not a normal elementary school aged kid culture thing.
Is it at a venue other than their house? Not that it makes it better, just curious.
It not at their house, it is at a venue where I think they just bought a specific party package. Its happened a few years in a row now with this particular family.
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