Boys received party invitations this week to a party tomorrow. Does it bother anyone else when the invitation has a note in it like the following: Money Tree: a great gift

They are asking for $$ right?

Pam
BBB 9/98

I think they are asking for $$. In my opinion that is rude.I just couldnt imagine putting that in an invitation.

I read the statement again-maybe they are going to donate the $$. I would ask..Let us know.

Jessika mom of
identical GGG born 11.21.01
girl 7yrs
girl 6yrs
girl 5yrs
girl 3yrs
boy 9months

OMG...if they are requesting money that is just totally tacky!!!! It's tacky to hint to ANY gift IMHO. Unless it's to donate a gift or money to charity in leu of a gift.



Terri~
12/21/01 at 33 weeks

Oh my goodness - are you kidding me??? That takes the cake...or maybe pays for it???


~Dionne
Mommy to Jessica, Alexa & William 02/20/02 31w6d

I got one similar... boys received an invitation requesting either $$ or Gameboys DS games ONLY (listing the games they wanted - about 15 of em!) ... I did a TRU giftcard - best I could muster.



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Wiltrip Mom with 5
2 teens & BBG - school age and easier than the teens!

"When they're little, they're on your toes. When they're grown, they're on your heart" ...Virginia Robe

That cracks me up!! Can you imagine doing such a thing???? LOL


Terri~
12/21/01 at 33 weeks

Oh my goodness, how tactless!

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OMG I am glad I have never seen that! I can't imagine ever having that much gall.

But then I pissed a bunch of parents off this year because I didn't tell them it was a birthday party their kids were invited to and they hadn't brought gifts. Duh, that is WHY I didn't tell you. I don't see what the big deal was because we didn't have a cake or open gifts at the party. It was a totally alternative carnival party. Nobody would have known it was a birthday party if Grandma hadn't opened her big mouth.

Tasha
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