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Name: Jenniferajr | Date: Apr 11th, 2009 7:44 AM
In this economy I think that it is perfectly ok to not have a birthday party. Maybe instead you two could have a special "girl's day out". Go to her favorite restaurant, even if it is Burger King, then go get matching manicures and pedicures. Maybe get your hair done, too. Make it a special day for the two of you. She will remember that forever, whereas she won't remember a party with kids she won't be friends with in 10 years. Screw the other parents/kids. Raise your kid to be better than them. 

Name: Haris | Date: Apr 11th, 2009 12:32 PM
Does she have a disorder or something?? no one came to my neihbors birthdays because hes retarded mentally lol 

Name: Ana | Date: Oct 17th, 2009 11:20 PM
I am very sorry to hear that. My family did not even have the heart to show up for my nephew's 4th b-day party. I am still heart broken and crying but, I did not let Aiden see my emotions. He still had fun with my parents, sister and I. We focused everything on him, balloons, cake, and some good movies. Hope you daughter understands.
I wish you the best. 

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