Going to Disney Guilt

[WaltD4Me]

I need to get to WDW, I'm thinking early May. My favorite time to go. It would be another solo trip though as my sister can't go. BUT she did say I could take me 11 year old niece who is dyyyyyyyying to go again with me, BUT my 16 year old niece can't go because she is in all honors (2nd in her class!) and can't miss school AND my nephew wants to go with me again, but I just took him November and my SIL says no way he is missing school again this school year, not even a day. Totally understandable, but going back to Disney is just about all he talks about, he definitely inherited my Disney gene. So I was going to compromise and take my 11 year old niece in May and start working on my SIL to take my nephew in December (new school year) for Potter-palooza. Nephew doesn't like this plan though because it's soooooooooooooooooooooooo far away AND he told me he doesn't "do" Universal. AND, 16 year niece who is really only 15 right now, but is turning 16 on April 15th (I can't believe it!) thinks I should take her for her 16th birthday present. I have no idea what I'm going to do.

 

[jcb]

I would do a calendar, showing each when their mom has approved their WDW trips with the Greatest Aunt in the World. By my count, that means three trips for you this year. I'm only doing one (maybe two) and yes, you can add that to your guilt trip if you want.

 

[roomthreeseventeen]

Take all three kids. Schoolwork can be made up. Family time disappears very quickly once college comes.

 

[kaligal]

Since they aren't your kids, you have to live with what their mother has decided for them.

The 11yo girl now and have fun.