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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would absolutely do this unless kids didn’t wNt to. Time with grandparents way more important than time at camp.[/quote] Did you miss the part where the "grands" saw them 2 weeks ago, and will be on vacation with them in another two weeks? [/quote] But, but, FAMILY!!! [/quote] I didn’t miss that there will be other visits. What difference does that make? I don’t understand the hostility to the idea. Someone wrote “but but Family” like that’s ridiculous, but family IS important. Certainly there is no obligation but if grandparents want to see the kids and the kids are good with it, why not? Camp is not a big deal. The hour drive may or may not be a big deal, OP makes it sound like a minor inconvenience. I drive over an hour to work every day so I don’t think that’s a big deal. If the preexisting plan were actually important, if the kids didn’t want to go, if the grandparents aren’t good caregivers, then sure, skip it. But for camp? Camp is nothing. But who am I to talk? My parents got cancer and died (not the same year) unexpectedly. Here one day and gone the next is what it felt like. You guys, so selfish, mocking the idea of family like it’s nothing, I feel like you don’t even deserve to have parents that love your kids so much they actually want to see them. It makes me so angry! You have no idea how good you have it, for these people to be in the world who love your kids and you act like it’s more of a hassle than anything else.[/quote ^^^^^this X 1,000. All four grandparents in this family have passed and I would so love for my kids to have those relationships. This makes sad. [/quote] So you think that kids, and grandkids, should be at the beck and call of grandparents, and drop everything whenever the grandparents say so? That's both unhealthy and ridiculous. [/quote]
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