To think going to Maccas when someone has made your dinner is tide?

[NettoSuperstar]

This is DD's friend.
She's fussy which is fine, I cater for her, she loves my chicken korma, which I've made tonight, and a selection of other dishes.

DD went to play at her house earlier, saying they'd be back by 5.45 for dinner, and then they'd go to youth club at 6.30.

DD came back on her own as her friend is off to Maccas with her Mum, and then coming to sleep over at 7!

Oh fucking really?

A game, not 'the' game.

It's a crap boring game, to do with boring board games.

Oh hells bells, at what age do I have to suffer sleepovers please?

What are pot stickers? [intrigued]

I make my own potstickers twice in ten years anyway.

Yes, very rued, but particularly thoughtless of the mother.

can i come and have her share she didnt eat :)

The hideous game was called dreamphone. If you have girls never buy them it.
They've eaten all the yoghurt, cheap cheese slices and drank all the milk, leaving me none for a cuppa.

I'm chucking them both out to play shortly so I can spend the afternoon watching The Tudors.

She can't be remotely fussy if she likes to eat McDonalds.

Forget your copious and varied curries for a moment - I can't believe that a child's mother would interrupt an planned evening of playing together to send your child home, to take her on child to McDonalds, to then bring her child back to your house.

Some people are beyond rude.

I know, it's so rude, I really don't understand it at all.

Still DD's staying there tonight so I can't complain, so long as they don't send DD home while they have a takeaway or some such

Drive round later this evening, call your daughter to the front door and enjoy two big slices of rich chocolate cake together on the front step.