Daisy Chick
<font color=purple>Just a laid back chillin' legum
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- Oct 23, 2006
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Even if the kid had his own, he shouldn't have to be lugging it from house to house.Which I think, while it may not sound very friendly, proves my point that she assumes he has one to bring.
I still think that this is a misunderstanding between you. She thinks she is asking him to bring his blow dryer. You think shes telling you to buy him a blow dryer for their house.
Someone needs to communicate to them that he doesn't have his own blow dryer and ask to get one for his use at their house.
If the grown-up doesn't want to share, she should buy the kid one of his own.
But, really, the dad should step up. It is his child.