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Is it in poor taste to ask a semi- personal friend if you are still on for a fundraiser she invited you and your husband to?

Asked by bekind (2points) February 22nd, 2009

5 weeks ago when i called this semi persnal friend, nice persom by the way, to chat about a particular matter breifly she threw in that she will be getting a table for eight for an upcoming party funraiser would me and my husband be interested and would we like to go. The event is a week away and I have not heard from her.
I have it written on my calander. Should
I call her and say”
I have on my calander ‘fundraiser’..are we still on?

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8 Answers

Dog's avatar

Yes. Just as casually as you posted.

Bluefreedom's avatar

Since you received an original invite, of sorts, it doesn’t seem like it should be a problem to give her a courtesy call and confirm. If you felt uncomfortable, somewhat, you could maybe disguise your doubt by asking something like what you should wear or getting directions to the fundraising dinner. If there was any changes to the original plans, it would then be your semi-personal friend’s responsibility to take it from there and do the rest of the explaining.

NaturalMineralWater's avatar

I agree with @Dog .. your post was perfect. Ask it just like that: “Are we still on…”

augustlan's avatar

Not in poor taste at all! I’d just give her a call to confirm.

AlfredaPrufrock's avatar

Absolutely, since you will have to pony up for your portion of the table cost, it would only be fair to find out if you need to write the check to her, or to the charity. Hopefully to the charity so you get your portion of the tax deductibility of the tickets.

dynamicduo's avatar

Yes, your course of action seems completely appropriate here.

susanc's avatar

I wonder why you feel hesitant. Seems like just the right thing to do.

Darwin's avatar

Call her!

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