Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We will buy it for major meets/big achievements- first time making JO's or NCSA, but never buy it for minor meets like Turkey Claus.
Merch at Turkey Claus, the horror!
*clutches pearls*
(Yeah, merch is expensive. It can also be a fun motivator for kids and a reminder of the benefits of their hard work, including their participation at Turkey Claus.)
Not sure why you took that so personally and felt the need to *clutches pearls*
OP asked what others do and I stated what we do. I didn't comment or judge those who buy merch at every meet. Just stated what we do and when and where my kids ask for merch/care about buying it.
I know families who have insanely fast kids who qualify for all the big meets and buy merch at meets like Turkey Claus. No judgement. You do you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We will buy it for major meets/big achievements- first time making JO's or NCSA, but never buy it for minor meets like Turkey Claus.
Merch at Turkey Claus, the horror!
*clutches pearls*
(Yeah, merch is expensive. It can also be a fun motivator for kids and a reminder of the benefits of their hard work, including their participation at Turkey Claus.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We will buy it for major meets/big achievements- first time making JO's or NCSA, but never buy it for minor meets like Turkey Claus.
Merch at Turkey Claus, the horror!
*clutches pearls*
(Yeah, merch is expensive. It can also be a fun motivator for kids and a reminder of the benefits of their hard work, including their participation at Turkey Claus.)
Anonymous wrote:We will buy it for major meets/big achievements- first time making JO's or NCSA, but never buy it for minor meets like Turkey Claus.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is no such thing as merch.
Long live merch!
Anonymous wrote:Ncsa swag is so expensive it makes the Jo swag look cheap. It’s crazy. Same quality of stuff. Still a line a mile long.
Anonymous wrote:There is no such thing as merch.