NYC will never be the same...

[writerchicky]

If I could give a piece of advice to anyone in the world, it would be to steer clear of high schoolers! What in world made me agree to take a group of kids from the bayou all the way to New York City? As Karen can probably tell you, I was a cynical mess for most of the trip. I have never been happier to leave NYC.

To start things off, I

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[scrappersdelite]

I'm glad everyone had a great time. I would kill my kid if I sent them to NYC and found out they had spent their time in the hotel room! Geesh!

Oh, I'm dying to know how J reacted when y'all told her she was going!

[princess_aasia]

They spent their time playing cards?
Huh? What's up with that?

They'll probably kick themselves later for not taking advantage of being away from home.

[ranger_babe]

Well, considering that both of my kids are in high school, it's a bit difficult for me to steer clear of them. *grin* But I'm sure, deep down, the kids you took to NYC all had a great time and truly appreciated being there. Everyone's idea of fun is different, I guess.

You did a really good thing, FM. Yay you! :)

[stacyllw]

Just remember the ones who were appreciative. You couldn't force them to do the better stuff...even though you wanted to. *grin*

You know, I did see a big group from Louisiana last week! I wonder if it was them?

[longrunner]

LOL I *LOVE* that you wrote about your trip! I was wondering how it was going and if you were having fun. So glad it was worthwhile (though hectic - clearly)

I can't believe they sat in the room and played cards. *sigh* Youth. ~g~