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[quote=Anonymous]Op here. Thanks all.

We have a lot of burnout and would like to not travel (I got really sick in the fall and we’re just busy) but I missed a funeral last summer and know it’s important to see family. I’m just not 100% sure what their is for the kids to do their this time of year. They did a good job entertaining themselves over the Feb week that just happened - my younger DD just turned 9 and has some challenges (adhd / severe anxiety or possibly on the autism spectrum) so it’s not as easy for her to entertain herself but she still did a decent job.

Luckily my mom knows who we all are. She just repeats the same stories every few minutes when she has something on her mind. She has started to get tired and maybe scared? At Christmas she snapped at everyone a lot and has lost most of her impulse control so she said some really though things. (She pointed at my then 8 year old and said “does that ever shut up?”) My older DD can handle it better. At Christmas we all met up at a sibling’s house in Boston so flights were easier. I haven’t flown to Savannah in years.

My older DD has a soccer game the first Sunday of spring break she doesn’t want to miss. So our plan is to fly out that afternoon (landing around midnight in GA), have 4 days, and fly back Friday (landing around 8:30 pm - we’re super close to the airport which is outside the city).

We could turn around and go into the woods for a recharge for the weekend (no soccer) but that might be a lot. [/quote]

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