to think that I should be allowed a nice afternoon in the park without people staring at me?

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I was in a local park yesterday with my two DSs age 7 and 4 and my 6mo baby. We were having a lovely time and I was feeding them a healthy snack of calcium filled yoghurt when I became aware of this woman staring at us.

I felt rather alarmed! I have seen her staring at me before on busses, I am wondering perhaps if she is slightly besotted with me - how shall I handel this situation? Should I approach her?

Thanks.

Was she a size 10/12 with a very independent 3.7 year old prodigy?

Did she have a perfectly cut bob and a family conference folder under her arm??

Perhaps you should try using a fork next time, it's far more acceptable in european countries than silver spoons, better still, get The Help to do it for you.

Or was the bob on her head?

Or else, consider changing to a more expensive brand, it's really not the done thing to feed your kids blue stripe in public you know....

Surely your ds's should be with their au pair?

lol

I would personall Mozart the situation, Handel is entirely inappropriate for obsession.

personally

Damnit!

Are you a very convinced SAHM?

was her child reading satre?

maybe she doesn't approve of dairy based snacks for children?

i thikn these sorts of threads are a bit mean spirited . if you have an ishooo with another poster, tell them , rather than starting this sort of passive/aggresive nonesence

oh lulumama! it's just a joke!

i know. but i still thikn it is a bit mean.

the person about whom this thread was started may think it is really funny, or they might be a bit pissed off, if they say they are pissed off, tehn they run the risk of being told to get a sense of humour blah blah blah

i don;t like it

spin off threads always have the potential to go catastrophically nasty

I agree with lulu, the joke could've been carried on on the same thread.

Actally (in hindsight) I agree. I like Anna - was just having a laugh. Sorry.