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dotti34 · 27-08-2018, 04:33

Funny story. There were a number of children in our street at that time and they were all automatically invited to each other’s parties. One year I told my oldest son (he was about 8 at the time) that he could also ask any of his classmates who he liked and was friends with. When I asked him how many had he asked he said ‘all of them’!!!!! Apparently there were only two in his class he didn’t like and he felt sorry for them and couldn’t leave them out so he invited them as well. The class wasn’t all that big and some couldn’t make it but there was still a bit of a crowd but who cared, just meant more cooking.

Disappointment was when one of the two he didn’t like cheated at a game.

27-08-2018, 04:33	#2
dotti34 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,189 Blog Entries: 80 Liked: 1480 times Rep Power: 833512	Re: Children's Birthday Parties Funny story. There were a number of children in our street at that time and they were all automatically invited to each other’s parties. One year I told my oldest son (he was about 8 at the time) that he could also ask any of his classmates who he liked and was friends with. When I asked him how many had he asked he said ‘all of them’!!!!! Apparently there were only two in his class he didn’t like and he felt sorry for them and couldn’t leave them out so he invited them as well. The class wasn’t all that big and some couldn’t make it but there was still a bit of a crowd but who cared, just meant more cooking. Disappointment was when one of the two he didn’t like cheated at a game.