Should I Be Sad Or Upset???

Decorating By JoanneK Updated 16 Nov 2006 , 3:47pm by springlakecake

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lapazlady Posted 16 Nov 2006 , 12:47pm
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How very nice everything is ok. It took great kindness on both parts to resolve the problem. Blessings to you both. Enjoy the party and then sometime down the road take the cake you wanted to make for the little boys birthday, over as a gift.

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daranaco Posted 16 Nov 2006 , 12:51pm
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I'm so glad this story has a happy ending!

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MomLittr Posted 16 Nov 2006 , 1:03pm
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So glad to see things were resolved, but since she feels so bad in not helping you, why not let her do her "specialty" dish that she may make. I too like to do it all myself, but sometimes a little extra help is needed whether we know it or not. icon_smile.gif

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springlakecake Posted 16 Nov 2006 , 3:47pm
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Originally Posted by JoanneK



Well after I told her "no really I don't want you to bring anything or do anything, just come and have fun" for the 5th time....she told me she feels bad because every time she has a party I ALWAYS help her. I help decorate, make food, do goody bags or whatever needs to be done. She went on to say "In fact, that's why I don't want you to make the cakes for the upcoming parties" I just want you to come to my party and have fun like I do at yours.

So there it was. The real reason why she didn't want me to make the cakes. I told her I found it to be an honor to help her and she knows I love doing it. I told her I would still like to make the cakes if she would let me but she said no. So I just let it go.



Joanne




Well gosh, she was probably feeling somewhat the same way that she made you feel. She probably really does want to help out as well and maybe enjoys it. If it were me I would probably suggest she just bring an appetizer or cookies or something, something that wouldnt cramp your style, but would allow her to feel useful and appreciated too. Then maybe she will want you to do the cakes in exchange.

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