Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t invite either of your younger sisters. You don’t want to be irritated with your sister with young kids the whole time and it’s rude to invite everyone but her.
Do the trip as originally intended; with you and your older sister.
I bet she wants the younger childless sister along because she hopes she will babysit.
No, I think her and her sisters' kids are old enough that they won't need babysitting. I think she wants to focus on skiing, which is possible with older kids/teens and with childless people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t invite either of your younger sisters. You don’t want to be irritated with your sister with young kids the whole time and it’s rude to invite everyone but her.
Do the trip as originally intended; with you and your older sister.
I bet she wants the younger childless sister along because she hopes she will babysit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t invite either of your younger sisters. You don’t want to be irritated with your sister with young kids the whole time and it’s rude to invite everyone but her.
Do the trip as originally intended; with you and your older sister.
I bet she wants the younger childless sister along because she hopes she will babysit.
No, she and her wife are both still in grad school, so they aren't really in the place to afford a nice vacation, but because we're already paid for the house, and we've got room in the minivan, they could come for just the cost of lift tickets, and we could afford to give them those as a Christmas gift.
Frankly, getting married in a pandemic sucks, and they're great people, so it would be nice to do something for them, and they're easy. I know that if I say "Hey, I want to ski with just my kids" or something, they'll be like -- "Have fun, we'll head over to this other slope, see you at dinner!"
Neither my older sister nor I have kids who still need babysitting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t invite either of your younger sisters. You don’t want to be irritated with your sister with young kids the whole time and it’s rude to invite everyone but her.
Do the trip as originally intended; with you and your older sister.
I bet she wants the younger childless sister along because she hopes she will babysit.
No, she and her wife are both still in grad school, so they aren't really in the place to afford a nice vacation, but because we're already paid for the house, and we've got room in the minivan, they could come for just the cost of lift tickets, and we could afford to give them those as a Christmas gift.
Frankly, getting married in a pandemic sucks, and they're great people, so it would be nice to do something for them, and they're easy. I know that if I say "Hey, I want to ski with just my kids" or something, they'll be like -- "Have fun, we'll head over to this other slope, see you at dinner!"
Neither my older sister nor I have kids who still need babysitting.
Anonymous wrote:I would invite them, but say you and the one sister want to get your own house because of the ages of the kids, but she is welcome if she wanuts to rent a place nearby.
Why would your sister expect you to babysit her kids while she goes skiing? I guess she used to do that for your kids before you had kids? And now that her kids are young, you don’t even want her along? Nice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t invite either of your younger sisters. You don’t want to be irritated with your sister with young kids the whole time and it’s rude to invite everyone but her.
Do the trip as originally intended; with you and your older sister.
I bet she wants the younger childless sister along because she hopes she will babysit.
Anonymous wrote:It would hurt my feelings but there must be a reason. Are you a moocher, PIA, buzz kill? Have you had conflicts on previous trips?
We have a sister that we won't travel with because she drinks and turns into a B*tch wrecking the trips with drama. We exclude our SIL because she mooches and several times brought extra people (friends of her kids) without asking if there is room.
Anonymous wrote:Is she a single mother? You don’t mention husbands.
Anonymous wrote:Don’t invite either of your younger sisters. You don’t want to be irritated with your sister with young kids the whole time and it’s rude to invite everyone but her.
Do the trip as originally intended; with you and your older sister.