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To think if someone offers to 'cook you a few meals' then they do it and drop the food to you?

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Mammanat222 · 06/02/2015 19:55

Have a newborn and friend kindly offered insisted on making me a few meals. Great.. everything helps at the moment.

So I agree and friend then says she'll see me on Tuesday, I can 'keep an eye on the kids' (she has a 3 year old dd and I have a 2 year old ds and 2 week old) whilst she cooks in my kitchen.... she also said she'll send some options to me over the weekend so I can get in the ingredients.

What the actual fuck. I am refused her offer oddly I'm busy on Tuesday as it turns out but I wonder if I'm being unreasonable?

My mum offered to make us some meals and she turned up with tupperware dishes of chilli /curry / bolognese for my freezer.

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Mammanat222 · 06/02/2015 21:24

We don't have a dishwasher. So I would end up with a pile of washing up as well.

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