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  1. 12-19-2017 02:43 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rose1 View Post
    As shocked as I was,I still managed to tell her that it is not proper to do that and I don’t appreaciate it,but she was standing in my kitchen like she was in her own house and it was all right...no feeling sorry at all just wanted to please her child no matter what...
    She was RUDE!!
    I am glad you spoke up even when you were shocked as I don't think she will try that one again so good for you.
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