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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. I agree with PPs who say I probably am not awesome at navigating their tweenness.

I did collaborate with them in planning the weekend, both beforehand and during. Everything is optional. If one of them ever wanted to stay back at home, I always offered that.

Here was the plan we did for the weekend:

Thursday: they arrive in AM. Chill at home until evening. Then College walk (15 min), bookstore, and ordered grub hub delivered to campus and ate on picnic table on the mall

Friday: pioneer tour/gun show/horseback ride/ice cream and lunch at pioneer village. Also starbucks.

Saturday: I got day passes to a 5 star resort with lazy river/water slide/wave pool. We went there and also had lunch by the pool

Sunday: chilling and grilling day. We have a pool and they went swimming a lot. At sunset we went on a hike up a nearby mountain for approx 12 minutes before abandoning ship due to whining over walking.

Amazing!!  My tweens would have LOVED that weekend.  Good job1  I think when they get home they will rave about it. Some people just perpetually complain.
Today: the plan had been to go to an aviation museum (one niece wants to be a pilot. Ok actually she wants to be a flight attendant because she told me women can’t be pilots :( so yeah I intend to dissuade her of that notion and tell her that SHE can be a pilot). But I’m sort of dreading it and thinking instead we go to effing Starbucks and they can spend the rest of the day sitting and watching tv since walking is apparently so painful for them. [/quote][/quote]

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