Waking up at 7:45 to the doorbell ringing is not how to start the day

Rebekah1021 · April 2010

The little girl next door wanted to know if Audrey could come over for breakfast.

Geez Louise. I told her that Audrey was still sleeping. I couldn't fall back asleep

KrisBriMcBunny · April 2010

I would be giving the parents a call but probably have a hard time being nice about it.

I thought breakfast dates were supposed to be made in advance?????

sarahjared · April 2010

That would have irritated me.

Glad Audrey is making friends though! Just need to teach the friend how to read a clock

Marce921 · April 2010

Ugh, I too would be calling the parents, because they obviously knew the little girl was going to come ring your doorbell at that early hour. We just got up so that would definitely bother me too!

Sue_sue · April 2010

I would have walked little NextDoorNeighbor kid back home and leaned on their doorbell, in a manner of fake concern, saying "OMG, She was at my door and I know you'd want her safe at home!" kind of thign. I imagine her parents were sleeping in and she sneaked out.

grja · April 2010

My kids are up at 6. I can't remember the last time I saw a 7 on the clock. It's been close to 3 years. But just cause we're up doesn't mean I let the kids go knocking on the neighbors. 7:45 is early to go ringing.

ak1234 · April 2010

OMG, I can't believe her parents let her come to your house at 7:45. I, too, would have walked her back over, if only to see if she had either a)snuck out or b)see if her parents are really that clueless. 7:45? WTF?

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