to lunch or not to lunch, that is the question!

[sara3]

a neighbour became quite a good friend, but since her man moved in (about 2 years ago) I tend to only see her when she wants something, or when she has some unexpected spare time.
I've just had a text "long time no see. fancy lunch? it's my first free day for ages".
I don't have plans for today but can't decide whether to go. obviously I'm not too bothered either way.
what do you think?

[sara3]

cheers pixi, you're a gem!!

society, craft may have more to say about this matter ;o)

and I won't agree to do anything I don't want to.. I'll just be annoyed that I feel for it again.

[bednobs]

who will be paying - that's what i'd ask before saying yes

[cazzz1975]

go, make her pay for lunch as well, that should make her think :)

[craft1948]

Society the grandkids are great, but you can have them for a change :-)

[sara3]

the bill will be split, even though she helps herself to her bloke's money!

[China Doll]

I'd go, lunch sounds nice and it's always good to catch up with friends, maybe she's been missing you and the friendship and that's why she has invited you.

[sadielady]

Did you go and did she have an ulterior motive?

[sara3]

hi Barb, I went and it was fine.. and she didn't ask for anything!

China, I think she was at a loose end, but it was still nice to have a catch up.

[boxtops]

Phew.... but I know what you mean, we have a neighbour who we never see unless they are after something.