Schulte, yes, happy birthday-day to your DD!!
We got a funny party invitation yesterday - funny in the sense that it was really a non-invitation and a bit thoughtless. We have some very close friends that we have known for years, had babies with the first time around, go on holiday with and so on. The wife just sent an invitation to her 40th basically saying it was going to be a celeidh in mid-May in a village hall, and adults-only, so perhaps DH would like to come alone leaving me at home with the baby.
I thought this was pretty rude, not least because the last frankly meant-to-be-adult party we had, they needed to bring their offspring along because they didn't have a babysitter or some such reason, so we made them welcome and enjoyed their company, as we always do.
I fired off an email back saying thanks for the invite, but I didn't think either of us would be coming, as I would be breastfeeding and probably wouldn't want to leave a little baby with someone I didn't know. I also didn't see why DH should go off gadding about leaving me stranded on a Saturday night, so I decided for him for once (I didn't tell my friends that bit in the email).
It's like those bloody weddings in the distant countryside of people who have read too many bridal magazines, where they ban children outright and then express genuine surprise when you can't go because the logistics are too much of a nightmare.
AIBU?????