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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t mean something big. More like a postcard, a hotel one, a unique local candy, etc. DH always used to being DD something on trips. Recently he’s stopped. DD is really hurt. He’s also stopped texting or FaceTiming during trips. He’s argued that there isn’t time and he’s too busy. I traveled extensively for work until DD was in K and there was never a time that I couldn’t at least get a cute cocktail stirrer from a lounge bartender or a postcard from the hotel stationary drawer. FaceTime was sometimes hard when the time difference was weird but when I knew it would be really off I would leave a note to open for each day. I think DH needs to step it up. These are 7-8 day trips that include weekend days and he’s missing a lot. He’s flying in business and first fwiw. What do you think, traveling parents? [/quote] No OP you are wrong He’s working it’s not play time Why does your kid need gifts all the time? [/quote]
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