Wednesday, March 29, 2006

thanks, friends

Hi everyone! I just wanted to thank you for the sweet comments on yesterday's post. It is so great to have people near and far rooting for us.

And I've been thinking about the incident and I've decided that the poor etiquette falls in the lap of the mothers who came in and RSVP'd in front of everyone. When I thought about it, the triplets mom mentioned nothing, looked uncomfortable when they were talking about it, and gave them very short answers. The triplets also must have been instructed not to talk about it because they waited until she was far out of earshot before they started bragging. The RSVPers are good moms and nice people, so I know they weren't out to hurt any feelings. I just think they didn't know everyone wasn't invited.

So, I think it is just a situation that all kids have to go through and learn from.

Oh, and J didn't really go through it anyway. I think he is clueless to the whole thing and I'M the only one who was hurt. And I can handle it. :) I wasn't hurt because he wasn't invited. I just felt sad because I want them to consider J their friend because he really likes them.

Thanks for the love, all.

1 Comments:

Blogger Kristy said...

I think you might find that they do consider Jack their friend.I sometimes find that parent invite their friends children not their childrens friends.Do you know what I mean?Glad Jack seems unaffected,maybe you could invite them to yours for a playdate?That way the mom could see that Jack considers her children his friends.

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