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AIBU?

to expect friend to keep her side of the bargain

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loujay · 01/03/2007 15:29

Picked up friends DS from school as is usual every Thursday. My DD is not yet at school and I am 5 months pregnant.
She usually works on a Thursday, hence the arrangement.
However, she is not working today, and promised me an aromatherapy treatment (for which I am paying) on my return from school run.
So, rush from work (me) pick her DS up, turn up at her house, my DD excited to be playing and she says "got alot on today, can we do it another time"
WTF
Pregnancy hormones running wild, I picked up DD and left and am VV angry

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JanH · 01/03/2007 15:30

She should have rung you earlier to say a) she was too busy today and b) she would pick up her DS herself. Cow.

for you! (And for your DD)

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loujay · 01/03/2007 15:32

I thought I was right!!!!
Not great to carry a crying DD away saying "want to play mummy"

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TeeCee · 01/03/2007 15:33

Ummmm, well if it was me I'd be disappointed but I wouldn't be v v angry tbh. Esp if it was my friend. I might even be a little peed off, but no I couldn't get v v angry over that, sorry, no.

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loujay · 01/03/2007 15:35

As I said TeeCee, pregnancy hormones are running wild, seem to get angry over very small things at the moment.
Was just checking that I was not being completely unreasonable really!!

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TeeCee · 01/03/2007 15:36

I know all about pregnancy hormones at the moment

Sorry you didn't get your treatment but have a hot chocolate instead and sit back and wait for Deal or no Deal

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