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<blockquote data-quote="Californiablonde" data-source="post: 556681" data-attributes="member: 2196"><p>And not a single one of his friends RSVP'd. He only invited four. I told him he could invite more but unfortunately he doesn't make friends too easily. None of the four responded. I am bummed for him. There will be adult relatives there plus my daughter and her friend. Her friend has Tourette's and cusses up a storm. Poor thing, can't help it. My mom thought it would be better if we didn't invite him because of this. I disagreed with her. Yes my relatives will be there, but it's not like it will be the first time they hear the f word and I'm sure it won't be the last. So I agreed to have him come so difficult child 1 could have somebody close to her own age to play with.</p><p></p><p>We are having the party at Chuck E Cheese. No matter how many kids are showing up, I have to pay for a minimum of four. So I pay for an extra kid that won't be there. Hopefully difficult child 2 will still have fun running around playing games with his older sister and her friend. I can't wait to give him his gift tomorrow. He is going to be so surprised. He's been bugging me for a cell phone for the last year. Serioulsy hounding me for one almost every day for months. I told him there's no way I could afford a phone for him. He wants a smart phone with internet access and I told him it would cost me at least a couple hundred dollars. I ended up getting a deal on one for 99 cents. All it cost me was $25 to activate it. I can't wait till he opens it up tomorrow. Hopefully his super cool gift will make up for the fact that he doesn't have any friends at his party.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Californiablonde, post: 556681, member: 2196"] And not a single one of his friends RSVP'd. He only invited four. I told him he could invite more but unfortunately he doesn't make friends too easily. None of the four responded. I am bummed for him. There will be adult relatives there plus my daughter and her friend. Her friend has Tourette's and cusses up a storm. Poor thing, can't help it. My mom thought it would be better if we didn't invite him because of this. I disagreed with her. Yes my relatives will be there, but it's not like it will be the first time they hear the f word and I'm sure it won't be the last. So I agreed to have him come so difficult child 1 could have somebody close to her own age to play with. We are having the party at Chuck E Cheese. No matter how many kids are showing up, I have to pay for a minimum of four. So I pay for an extra kid that won't be there. Hopefully difficult child 2 will still have fun running around playing games with his older sister and her friend. I can't wait to give him his gift tomorrow. He is going to be so surprised. He's been bugging me for a cell phone for the last year. Serioulsy hounding me for one almost every day for months. I told him there's no way I could afford a phone for him. He wants a smart phone with internet access and I told him it would cost me at least a couple hundred dollars. I ended up getting a deal on one for 99 cents. All it cost me was $25 to activate it. I can't wait till he opens it up tomorrow. Hopefully his super cool gift will make up for the fact that he doesn't have any friends at his party. [/QUOTE]
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