Hosting a party at your house is no small potatoes . It requires a lot of cleaning and preparation, being a little nervous about people spilling, and having to be the last one there. Hosting can take it out of you. This is why we usually reserve it for special occasions. We host parties because we want to-- there's a holiday we want to celebrate or someone special we want to honor. But if the house is ours, the agency is ours to say yes or no. That's why it's such an imposition to ask to host s…

What a great gift

Sister sister!

Happy Birthday?

Some people really do get a kick from sticking their noses in places they have no right to be in. As long as they get their way, they do not care what happens to everyone else in the process, and it is honestly getting tired. This Reddit story is the perfect example of someone looking for a problem where there simply isn't one. OP (original poster) is a mom whose 3-year-old daughter got invited to a friend's birthday party. OP, who knows her daughter has an egg allergy, decided to make an egg-f…

Who doesn't love Shrek?

Kids got a future in sales

You snooze, you lose

Tough break

But it's my birthday...

Sounds like hypocrisy

Tough life kid

She knows exactly what she wants

He needs to grow up

Who's right here?

I'm curious about the rise of “no gift” parties for children. I'm sure they existed when I was a kid, but I did not participate in that sort of thing