Halloween Movie Night

After a week long headache trying to figure out who was attending my annual movie night last Saturday, I gave up guessing and purchased enough food for ten people, should have purchased for the five yeses, reality there was three of us. We did had fun eating everyone’s zombie cookie who wasn’t there. :devil:

Wish I had pictures of that but only picture I have is just some of the movies we watched. If there was more of us we were gonna do some games like pin the brain on the zombie and or have a carve pumpkin contest. Instead we just watched movies all night/day long.

Some of the movies we saw at our Halloween Movies Night

So the moral of this, or what I’m taking from this is only invite people who will attend and never trust anyone who says maybe.

RSVP

So my Halloween movie night/party is tomorrow night, and yet I still don’t really have a head count on how many people are coming. Sent out 15 invites and got five replies back, the other ten waited until I called them their replies were they might be there. A “might” sounds like I’ll come if nothing else pops up.

Is it me or people these days just rude? I’m sorry but if someone is taking the time to plan/host an event, make handmade invitations (that were snail mailed) wouldn’t it be curtness to reply back with an answer then not at all? Both VancityBuzz and Duane think that our generation has that attitude of I’ll show up to your party, if you got something I want …. aka free beer and free wifi. Instead of going because its your friend who’s hosting it.

One of my best friends mentioned to me last night “If someone don’t reply back/said yes but never show then they get put on the do not invite list”. I think I’m gonna start falling that rule as its a good rule to go by. Why should you end up in tears over them being rude. I also think I need some new friends.

What do you do when you got people who don’t rsvp?

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