dizplanner
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I have a free dining package at ASMu for Sept 16 - 20. Currently I'm the only person on the package. A few days ago my daughter mentioned she would like to go with me. Since I have already paid for the package and received my documents, can I add her and get the free dining? Would there be any additional fee other than her ticket? Do I have to do it prior to arrival or can I add her at check-in? (Although I don't know that I would want to risk it)
I can still get her a ticket on my Southwest flights at a reasonable cost.
Aside from the logistics, there is the issue as to whether she should go or not. I didn't include her from the beginning as I felt she would be too busy. She is a sophomore in high school and is on the gymnastics team (first meet is next week). She would be missing 3 days of school, one meet (I think they have about 11 meets) and 3 days of practice. I would love to have her go with me and it would be a great mother-daughter bonding time, particularly since it seems she is always gone with her friends and activities. But I also question as to whether it would be a good idea to miss school and I know her couch would not take the absences well. (She is going to one high school, but because they don't have a gymnastics team, she is competing on another high school's team. They started school yesterday and she got in trouble for being late to practice - her high school gets out at 3:10pm and with afternoon traffic, it takes about 20 minutes to travel between the schools, so she didn't get there until about 3:40pm - practice is 3:30-5:30 M-F - the couch's attitude was get there on time, she didn't care about practical problems, it is just your responsibility to get there - not reasonable at all - what does she expect DD to do, cut class??? )
I guess I am leaning to her not going, as much as I would love it. Need to be the practical adult.
I can still get her a ticket on my Southwest flights at a reasonable cost.
Aside from the logistics, there is the issue as to whether she should go or not. I didn't include her from the beginning as I felt she would be too busy. She is a sophomore in high school and is on the gymnastics team (first meet is next week). She would be missing 3 days of school, one meet (I think they have about 11 meets) and 3 days of practice. I would love to have her go with me and it would be a great mother-daughter bonding time, particularly since it seems she is always gone with her friends and activities. But I also question as to whether it would be a good idea to miss school and I know her couch would not take the absences well. (She is going to one high school, but because they don't have a gymnastics team, she is competing on another high school's team. They started school yesterday and she got in trouble for being late to practice - her high school gets out at 3:10pm and with afternoon traffic, it takes about 20 minutes to travel between the schools, so she didn't get there until about 3:40pm - practice is 3:30-5:30 M-F - the couch's attitude was get there on time, she didn't care about practical problems, it is just your responsibility to get there - not reasonable at all - what does she expect DD to do, cut class??? )
I guess I am leaning to her not going, as much as I would love it. Need to be the practical adult.