\t\t\t\tThe Galbraith family recently had a birthday party for their five year old son. They invited several friends over to celebrate at their newly purchased Stapleton row home. \u201cWe love our new place, and definitely were excited for people to come over, especially those who hadn\u2019t seen it before,\u201d said Christina Galbraith. \u201cIt has so much space, and we finally decorated it and have made it feel at home.\u201d Although many of the Galbraith\u2019s friends had never seen their new place, some had. \u201cWe have had a few couples over when we first moved in,\u201d said Christina. \u201cBut not many.\u201d One of those couples, the Cofrins, was set to come over for the party.\n\n\u201cThe Cofrins have actually been to our place a couple of times,\u201d said Christina. \u201cWhich is why I was so offended when they said what they said.\u201d According to Christina, prior to coming, the Cofrins were confused about which row home was the Galbraith\u2019s. The confusion caused Tami Cofrin to quip, \u201ccan you remind me which one is yours again? All those row homes look alike to me.\u201d Christina was very taken aback by the comment and offended. \u201cI asked her to repeat what she said. And, unbelievably, she did. It was so unpleasant.\u201d Christina contends she would never say that about the Cofrin\u2019s Parkwood home. \u201cCan you imagine telling someone their house looks like every other house on their block?\u201d asked Christine. \u201cI mean, sometimes they do, but I would never say that. Our row home is completely unique. The differences may be a little subtle, but anyone with any sense at all can tell one row home from another. Not sure if this is a word, but I think it’s pretty housist.\u201d Suffice to say, the Cofrins did not come to the birthday party and will probably not be invited back. \u201cIt\u2019s possible we could become friends again,\u201d said Christina. \u201cBut it’s going to take a lot of changing on their part and of course an apology. I mean all homes matter.\u201d]]>\t\t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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