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diplomacy, a six year old and our scary neighbours

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ggglimpopo · 10/09/2005 09:32

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WideWebWitch · 10/09/2005 09:39

Can you make up excuses until your son gets bored of asking? I think that's what I'd do if I didn't want to get involved with this family.

Earlybird · 10/09/2005 09:40

Sorry, what's anti-gitane?

ggglimpopo · 10/09/2005 12:11

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ggglimpopo · 10/09/2005 12:56

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lummox · 10/09/2005 18:19

I can understand why you are wary of getting involved with the adults - particularly as they live so close to you.

Difficult in terms of your son, though. If it weren't for the quad bike thing I would think it worth letting him play with the other little boy, but always being cool with the parents so that things didn't go any further with them. But I think the quad bikes pushes it over the edge, so I would probably try to avoid my son making friends with him unless I felt confident that he wouldn't be going on them (so if the other boy only came to play at yours, for example). If not, although I would be sad for the other boy, I would really try to avoid contact.

peaceandlight · 10/09/2005 19:13

personally i would avoid

Passionflower · 10/09/2005 19:48

I'd avoid and keep your DS to busy to think about it.

tillykins · 10/09/2005 19:52

Poor little boy, I do feel for him - but it isn't something you should have to take any responsibility for, at the expense of your family and your peace of mind
I'd ignore and hope they get bored of asking

Can't believe they were sat on your doorstep! What a bloody cheek!

ggglimpopo · 12/09/2005 15:12

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