| Interested in the summer activities they did and you recommend? Any thing you would have done differently? |
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The same thing non-AAP kids do over the summer :/
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+1 |
| Do you really think that AAP kids are some special breed? |
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My son did 4 weeks of camps at Lifetime, two weeks tennis camp, two weeks sports camp, and two weeks academic sort of camp before school start.
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lol +1 |
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Here is a sample of my AAP's normal summer day when he was younger:
Wake up early around 8:00-ish, help himself to sweet cereal or pop tarts. Turn on the TV. 1-2 hours of Phineas and Ferb, Ben 10, Pokémon, etc until mom rolls out of bed. Video games or DS, 1-2 hours Lunch (processed Lunchables, Cheetos, Funyuns, and pre-sweetened juice or chocolate milk) Run around outside, 1 hour +/- depending on mosquitos Legos or more video games, usually until dinner time Dinner Swimming pool TV Bed Sneak books until around midnight when I catch him with a flashlight under the covers reading Sleep. |
This is pretty much us as well. |
Honest question: is this a joke? |
It might be a joke for the person who posted it, but that was definitely my DS - video games, Phineas & Ferb and Legos all summer. Although he wakes up at 6 AM to start the WII and feeds himself breakfast - usually picks the sugar cereal!! Mom wakes up a couple of hours later. He enjoys the downtime of summer. Still the top kid in his class for math, reading, whatever... It must be genetics -- on his DAD's side!!!
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| The only thing might indicates a joke is the lunch description. Otherwise, I think it sounds pretty typical. |
| They played outside in the yard with friends and neighbors. Then brought them all in and ate everything in the cupboards. On really hot afternoons we went to the library. |
| Lots of outdoor play time and pool time. Reading out loud while lying in the hammock, too. |
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I love this post! Makes me feel so much less guilty about all the processed food and TV that gets consumed in my house.
Signed, Mom of 2 kids in AAP (no, I'm not joking) |
| Camp. Not academic. |