Kids and resturants
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Kids and resturants
| Sun, 12-12-2004 - 11:57am |
Hey all...
Did you have rules about resturants and babies? Or did you just take them everywhere?
Dh and I went to a VERY pricy resturant as a treat for ourselves a couple of weekends ago. All dressed up and having cocktails. Anyway, right next to us is a party with an 8 month old whining in a high chair. Mind you, our reservations were for 8 pm and they sat after we did.
This is incredibly rude, imo, for many reasons.
First of all, most 8 month olds are done by 8 o'clock. Secondly, there are just some resturants that are not meant for babies... a $75 dollar-a-plate resturant being one of them, imo. I do think that older

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Because you could walk around barefoot, and donate all your retirement and college money to charity and "the poor will always be with us."
Remember the expensive ointment used to bathe Jesus' feet?
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How does someone else being rude negate a parent being rude by bringing a *distruptive* child to the movies? I am not argruing that all babies should not be allowed at the movies but they need to be removed the moment they become disruptive...just as the person talking on the cellphone needs to be removed also.
If I knew that adult rudeness negated my child behaving in public, I would be much more relaxed than I am now.
PS..if we prohibt fat people from movies, I will never get to eat movie popcorn again. Then, I might be less fat, though!
"Sometimes evil drives a minivan..." Desperate Housewives
Kristi
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Mondo
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