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Shopkinsdoll · 26/04/2020 11:06

We live in a small cal de sac. Yesterday nice day and all that. Kids playing happily in own gardens including mines. Later on when I looked out the window, two young girls aged 8 from different households were playing together with toys in one of the girls gardens. My sons then asking why he can’t play outside as the girls are playing together. We are sticking to the rules. One of the mothers have a cheek to clap on a Thursday!!

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Gtugccbjb · 26/04/2020 11:18

👏👏👏👏 you’re amazing. So much better than that other woman. You have a pass straight through the pearly gates.

I take it that’s what you want to hear as there is no actual question in your post?

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Morgan12 · 26/04/2020 11:19

Do the fathers have the cheek to clap aswell?

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Shopkinsdoll · 26/04/2020 11:24

I’m posting because the children shouldn’t be playing together. My children are seeing the two girls playing and want to play out in the street now.

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Shopkinsdoll · 26/04/2020 11:26

The dad doesn’t clap.

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Shotofvodka · 26/04/2020 11:26

@shopkinsdoll I agree, they shouldn’t. Can’t educate stupid though

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tellmewhentheLangshiplandscoz · 26/04/2020 11:30

I'm finding as time goes on I'm not getting as wound up at others flouting guidelines, especially kids. Note - we are doing all the right things in this household.

However if you're a parent who allows this then does the Thursday Clap your a bit of a hypocritical knob.

Whilst lockdown is shit kids in Spain have not been out of their homes, mainly flats, fullstop, for weeks.

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ThisHereMamaBear · 26/04/2020 11:33

I guess you never know what the whole story is. Lots of families are struggling, really struggling. This might have been the best idea and outcome.

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Gtugccbjb · 26/04/2020 11:57

Yes but why do a load if people with no relevance to your life or area need to know that? Have you had your head stuck in a bucket for two months to not know that there are millions of threads all over the internet about the same thing?
Isn’t this something you would just drop into a conversation with your Mum/ family / husband / friends?

There is no question. You’re just seeking adoration from a load of strangers.

Tell your kid that he can’t go out and play because you don’t want him to... voila. Case solved.

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