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To think if you invite a friend out for a Sunday afternoon drink

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theredhen · 04/08/2013 08:13

that they shouldn't just assume they can bring their 14 year old daughter along to sit with us?

Normally we meet for a coffee in Sunday mornings at her house or mine. I thought going out for a glass of wine would make a nice change.

The pub is 5 mins walk from her house. So no issues with being miles away or anything.

He daughter is a lovely girl but to be honest I struggle to understand why she would want to come to the pub and sit with two old farts. Wink

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squoosh · 04/08/2013 23:37

But if you've arranged to meet in a pub surely you'd assume your friend would come without their child?

OldLadyKnowsNothing · 05/08/2013 00:34

Sunday afternoon isn't necessarily "family time", especially if one or both parents work shifts or, as in my case, one works the usual M-F, 9-5 and the other works evenings and/or w/e to do away with childcare costs.

motherinferior · 05/08/2013 09:57

I frequently escape the Inferiority Complex on a Sunday afternoon precisely because it is family time. Or more precisely because it's my time off too.

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