Happy 1st birthday to my friends wee girl Child'sName! She isn’t on Facebook but it was great to video call you today xxx have a great day beautiful girl and we will see you soon xxx
So if the child (aged one!) isn't on FB, and nor is the mother, I assume by this post, then why are you posting it? Is it that nothing actually happens unless you post about it on FB?
Christ on a bendy bus son, don't be such a fucking faff arse
It’s on my local FB page. Imagine asking complete strangers to swing by your house and bring gifts.
Having said that T’s best friend’s mum has asked if they can do a drive by on Thursday am and another friend has just has invited us to do a drive by for her son’s birthday on Friday night. When did this become a thing??
* and by interesting I mean fucking weird.
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Well, presumably that's a CV19 *thing* not a *thing thing* ?? I mean, I guess I could sort of see asking friends to do a little drive by to celebrate a kid's birthday (which isn't to say I'd suggest or participate in one) but y'know. Surely they're not actually asking complete strangers though?? It does read quite a lot like a way to wrangle as many gifts as possible whilst you can't hold a party.
Not Facebook, but a delightfully nonsensical review on the Boots website
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smalex wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 6:50 am
Surely they're not actually asking complete strangers though?? It does read quite a lot like a way to wrangle as many gifts as possible whilst you can't hold a party.
Yes! The one on FB is to the entire town. That’s the weirdest bit to me. The parade is otherwise sweet and even though I’m not organising one for T I think it’s a nice idea to get friends to do.
That’s definitely been run through some weird translator.
A friend of a friend (who seems to be some sort of wedding planner and/or consultant to wedding venues) is flogging a '20 page virtual baby shower guide' so that you can 'throw a spectacular online baby shower'. TBF it is only £4.99, but an online baby shower sounds abysmal, however you dress it up.
smalex wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:25 pm
How completely bizarre. As if this kid is the only kid who might miss a proper birthday during this!
That’s exactly what it feels like. Although I can’t decide if I’m just being an old vinegar tits about it all.
smalex wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 2:36 pm
A friend of a friend (who seems to be some sort of wedding planner and/or consultant to wedding venues) is flogging a '20 page virtual baby shower guide' so that you can 'throw a spectacular online baby shower'. TBF it is only £4.99, but an online baby shower sounds abysmal, however you dress it up.
A virtual baby shower does seem massively shit. I really do understand wanting to celebrate big milestones but some of it is too much.
The other day someone shared something that said I should share if I had a sister I loved and missed during lockdown. But I didn't, so I must really not care about her.
smalex wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 9:05 am The other day someone shared something that said I should share if I had a sister I loved and missed during lockdown. But I didn't, so I must really not care about her.
In fairness I would probably buy that now.
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