So that puts them over $80K just for the 2022 DCL cruises.There were actually 3 Wish cruises. They did the one in August or September where they were delayed from the original early sailings. Then they did the Halloween cruise, followed by the Merrytime cruise the next week.
I also was thinking that they did not pay the parent's way. I think they "invited them out" but they weren't #hosted by the Trackers.
Just keeping it real.I think you can only pull them out a certain amount of days before there are issues with truancy. Attendance (at least where I live) is a big deal since it's tied with funding. Last month, the school's delayed closing when we had an ice storm just so they could keep getting $ this ended up causing a lot of wrecks within the city and there were days of ongoing complaints. Not sure how Florida handles attendance though.
There's also after school activities as well. I suppose they may load them up on those to keep them out of the house till four or five.Eh, it's probably still less work in the long run than figuring out the whole homeschooling thing
(for them, I'm not referring to anyone else who HS on here).
Really, all that needs to be done is Tim gets them up and ready. While they're young, Tim walks them (or drives them) to the front gates, they get picked up by the school bus, and off they go. Then they walk home from the same bus stop in the afternoon (or Tim picks them up and drives them back from the stop). Tim will go out and film from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and be back by the time the school bus rolls in around 2-3 p.m. (adjusting for whatever year they're in)... and they can still pull them out for vacations.
Tim will know all the days off, for sure, and that's all the calendar stuff they'll need, aside from maybe a holiday play or something or a start-of-the-year classroom open house... or maybe a parent-teacher meeting, as applicable. (good luck to the teacher)
Jenn can still sleep in and maintain her life as she's living it now.
Jenn can be completely hands off. It's a win for her!
I could be mistaken, but didn’t she also eat the escargot croissant thingy at the France booth once?
Won’t lie, I have taken my kids out of school for a Disney vacation because I hate crowds and I don’t want to deal with my family in the extreme heat…the difference is that we don’t vacation at the consistency of the slackers, our trips were 8 years apart. They are just ridiculous. If my “job” was to go to different places and film, I’d go, my family would stay home and maintain schedules just like life with a real job. They have completely lost the ability to define vacation vs. “work” (using that term VERY loosely).
All we can do is sit and wait for this tit storm to ensue and I cannot wait!
Could you see them having to do fundraisers, PTO crap, theme weeks. Lol. My kids school has had a freakin theme week every 2 weeks all school year. We’re so over it and no longer participate…especially since they send out the theme day list Sunday nights and I’m already in pjs. Would love to see them tey and fundraise…they have no friends and based on lack of Xmas festivities they’re obviously some type of rift with family going on. I could totally see him trying to peddle it on social media though.Eh, it's probably still less work in the long run than figuring out the whole homeschooling thing
(for them, I'm not referring to anyone else who HS on here).
Really, all that needs to be done is Tim gets them up and ready. While they're young, Tim walks them (or drives them) to the front gates, they get picked up by the school bus, and off they go. Then they walk home from the same bus stop in the afternoon (or Tim picks them up and drives them back from the stop). Tim will go out and film from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and be back by the time the school bus rolls in around 2-3 p.m. (adjusting for whatever year they're in)... and they can still pull them out for vacations.
Tim will know all the days off, for sure, and that's all the calendar stuff they'll need, aside from maybe a holiday play or something or a start-of-the-year classroom open house... or maybe a parent-teacher meeting, as applicable. (good luck to the teacher)
Jenn can still sleep in and maintain her life as she's living it now.
Jenn can be completely hands off. It's a win for her!
That's IF they want to participate in those (and those cost extra $$$ for the parents and we know how they are about buying blueberries for J).
, rather than into any sort of sports, etc. as they age.I can totally see Tim having to do all of this and Jenn not helping.
I believe Florida's policy is 15 unexcused absences within a 90 day period. Vacations would be considered unexcused, but the Trackers lie so much, I'm sure they'll learn to play the game fairly quickly. I think after 5 sick days you need a doctor's not. Tim's handwriting could totally pass for a doctor's.
So fifteen days in a 90 day period could account for maybe three weeks off. So yeah, based on the height of staycations and cruises that does seem doable at least by Snacker standards.
No, Paypal.
that is WAY too sensible and easy for them.Eh, it's probably still less work in the long run than figuring out the whole homeschooling thing
(for them, I'm not referring to anyone else who HS on here).
Really, all that needs to be done is Tim gets them up and ready. While they're young, Tim walks them (or drives them) to the front gates, they get picked up by the school bus, and off they go. Then they walk home from the same bus stop in the afternoon (or Tim picks them up and drives them back from the stop). Tim will go out and film from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and be back by the time the school bus rolls in around 2-3 p.m. (adjusting for whatever year they're in)... and they can still pull them out for vacations.
Tim will know all the days off, for sure, and that's all the calendar stuff they'll need, aside from maybe a holiday play or something or a start-of-the-year classroom open house... or maybe a parent-teacher meeting, as applicable. (good luck to the teacher)
Jenn can still sleep in and maintain her life as she's living it now.
Jenn can be completely hands off. It's a win for her!
The problem with that is, when they reach a certain age/grade, the kids don't want to miss THAT much school, especially all at once. I'd say maybe starting in 2nd grade, it gets stressful on them to miss that many days and have to make up the work and catch up on what they've missed. Especially a kid like J$ who most likely because of his speech issues will have trouble with reading and writing. They also missed out on social things and the fun things that go on in schools, like PJ day or Gym Day or whatever. But the Trackers only care about themselves, so...
SuperChat could also work.No, Paypal.
But who cares about the buddy's needs...only mommy's needs comes first.The problem with that is, when they reach a certain age/grade, the kids don't want to miss THAT much school, especially all at once. I'd say maybe starting in 2nd grade, it gets stressful on them to miss that many days and have to make up the work and catch up on what they've missed. Especially a kid like J$ who most likely because of his speech issues will have trouble with reading and writing. They also missed out on social things and the fun things that go on in schools, like PJ day or Gym Day or whatever. But the Trackers only care about themselves, so...
So I just got an email from Disney Cruise with the subject line: Are you ready for another magical vacation at sea?
They are inviting me out!!! This means I'm #hosted, right?
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I saw a commercial today for Disney, does that count as my personal invite?!?
Most schools are in session for 180 days...so Florida you could potentially have 30 unexcused absences for the entire year and not be in deep trouble?
I got an email for Disney Cruise there’s my invite!
LOL Right?? If they'd only put out a video so we can watch the trainwreck in person. I mean, she claims she doesn't get a real maternity leave, so..chop chop Jenn.Y'all are great, don't get me wrong, but all of the speculations are killing me
Keep in mind these are unexcused. So, like a lot of times it'd be kids skipping school.
