What are your middle schoolers doing on days off this week?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:haircut, soccer field, ice skating, chores, reading, cleaning room, making dinner. Treating it like a regular extended weekend.

where do you find a barbershop open on a Monday?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:haircut, soccer field, ice skating, chores, reading, cleaning room, making dinner. Treating it like a regular extended weekend.

where do you find a barbershop open on a Monday?

DP
Aren't most open on Mondays?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:haircut, soccer field, ice skating, chores, reading, cleaning room, making dinner. Treating it like a regular extended weekend.

where do you find a barbershop open on a Monday?

DP
Aren't most open on Mondays?

most close Monday bc they are open Sat

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid and I were both super glad not to have to get up so freaking early! Will be glad when MS is over!!

+1 omg yes!!!!

[Anonymous]

My 12yo went to a birthday party, went to the mall and watched a movie, had some friends over yesterday and went to another friend’s house today.

My teen went to the movies, played tennis and studied today. I asked if he wanted to go out to eat lunch and he said no.

My elementary child had a play date yesterday and today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Practicing for the PSAT.

Isn’t that in 10th grade?

[Anonymous]

Mine worked on a large math homework assignment (100 questions total), slept in, went shopping for some new clothes, and had evening sports practice.