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kircubbin2000 Sat 25-Oct-25 17:17:49

I think they took her out to give the elderly person who was hosting her a break.The soup was nice apparently and they will call with me tonight. It was a shock as her mum though elderly had not been ill.

Ilovedogs22 Sat 25-Oct-25 17:07:55

Oh, they do seem a little bit inconsiderate but it could just be a generational thing. My children & their brood often vanish to some cafe' or fast-food joint even when there's loads of stuff specially for them in my freezer. Also kircubbin2000, a death in the family can make people behave erratically!
Just shug your shoulders & let it go, I've actually stopped being so considerate lately. If you can't beat them join them! 😊

Judy54 Sat 25-Oct-25 16:16:27

Yes I agree in your home would have been much nicer. Not sure why someone would want to go sightseeing when there has just been a family bereavement, rather strange!

Aveline Sat 25-Oct-25 15:36:10

That's a shame. It would have been nicer and more private at your house. I'm sure your soup would be much nicer too.

Ilovecheese Sat 25-Oct-25 15:27:37

Do M & S have particularly good soup?

kircubbin2000 Sat 25-Oct-25 14:54:30

A sudden death yesterday in the extended family has brought family members to the area. I suggested they could call here for a cup of tea but someone said they would prefer to go to M and S for soup.With it being Saturday and half term they have had to queue for ages and now someone else has taken them off sightseeing!