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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do not consider children's activities a "money pit". This is gift to your children that hopefully they will retain for the rest of their lives. I still remember the Steven Foster songs I learned on the piccolo. Not glamorous like the piano but I remember the music camps and over night travels with the marching band. It only becomes a money pit if the child is not benefiting from the activity. But participating, even in so-so classes, there are lessons to be learned... how to interact with others, team building especially for girls. This the is time to try everything, because they probably will not have the time when they are grown. [/quote] And back on planet earth people have to allocate their money. I guarantee they'd much rather play on an inexpensive rec team and graduate college debt free. Great for you if you have the luxury to do both.[/quote]
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