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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DCUM where good ideas go to get mocked mercilessly and die...[/quote]

Only at the hands of those wound ridiculously tight. This thread was clearly not for them. Let the rest of us have our fun![/quote]

What fun would that be?[/quote]

Your "fun" seems to be feeling chill and superior over others.  There is no point to this thread other than to post self-congratulatory anecdotes about how relaxed, cool you and your kids are and how well you are doing.

And then you are surprised and affronted when others read your post and find it obnoxious and privileged? Whoops, sorry.  Getting upset and rattled when others call you out is decidedly not "chill."[/quote]

Man, for a bunch of smart educated parents many of you sure are acting stupid.

This thread is for chill people. Not wound up thread monitors.  If you don’t have a chill story to share why post at all?[/quote]

People who have to post about how chill they are typically aren’t actually chill.

Again, this thread is so premature, like celebrating a victory after the first quarter.[/quote]

You’ve internalized the COLLEGE ADMISSIONS IS RUTHLESSLY COMPETITIVE mindset so much you come to a thread where people are posing their kids are applying to schools that take 80% of applicants and are test blind and are saying it’s a premature celebration, SOMETHING WILL DEFINITELY GO WRONG BECAUSE NOBODY EVER GETS IN ANYWHERE.

My brother, if your college list is Radford, CNU, and George Mason - and you have a B+ average or better and $100k in the 529 then it’s all set, go ahead and start picking out dorm decor. [/quote]

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