Anonymous wrote:Stayed in pajamas all day, read a book and watched football - It was perfect.

This was us too. Did some laundry, prepared for the week. Mine like to go and to rest, both.

17y slept till 10 and lazed around. We went to lunch as a family and then played a few games of cards. DS then worked on doing his laundry, got ready for the week (made his lunch, packed for sports practice, etc) and played gamed online with friends.

Mine has been on Roblox then we went to a movie and diner

My 16 year old slept in until 10am, lazed around until after lunch, then went to the gym, did a bit of homework, then drove to a sports bar to watch football with friends. OP, I highly suggest that your kids get their drivers licenses at the earliest possible time. It is wonderful to be free from driving kids to all their things.

Stayed in pajamas all day, read a book and watched football - It was perfect.

Came home from a sleepover.

Went with me to visit family.

Lazed around the house including some basic chores.

Family dinner.

Early bed (tired from sleeper).

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Anonymous wrote:As a parent of two teens who are both only very occasionally see friends and have to be cajoled to get up and move, I’d say count your blessings there, OP. This time with them is very short-lived.

Mine are like yours. Older DC did homework and college applications and younger one mostly spent the time drawing in their room. I dragged them out for a walk at one point and we all watched a show together in the evening.

PP here. We are essentially the same family, lol.

Nice!

It's great kids can decide on playing sports on their own. It's great when they are social in person.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a parent of two teens who are both only very occasionally see friends and have to be cajoled to get up and move, I’d say count your blessings there, OP. This time with them is very short-lived.

Mine are like yours. Older DC did homework and college applications and younger one mostly spent the time drawing in their room. I dragged them out for a walk at one point and we all watched a show together in the evening.

PP here. We are essentially the same family, lol.

Anonymous wrote:As a parent of two teens who are both only very occasionally see friends and have to be cajoled to get up and move, I’d say count your blessings there, OP. This time with them is very short-lived.

Mine are like yours. Older DC did homework and college applications and younger one mostly spent the time drawing in their room. I dragged them out for a walk at one point and we all watched a show together in the evening.