sandyplayer
Mouseketeer
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- May 21, 2010
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Five years ago we planned a trip with cousins. My Husband and I have three kids and they have two. We stayed in different resorts and toured separately, meeting about 4 or 5 times for meals and a few hours of touring. It was perfect.
We are going next year and we asked them to join us again. We are doing a split WDW stay at BWI and Universal at HRH. I am worried about spending too much time with them.
The problem? We recently went away with them for 3nights and it became clear that we cannot tour together. I love them. Its not that. We just do things differently. I think we will lose out on so much, and end up standing around a lot if we do it together. Also, because they have two kids, it always leaves one of mine out when its time to sit next to another on a bus, at dinner, etc. For some reason, when my three are alone, the odd one out does not mind sitting with one of the parents, but when it is because their sibs get to sit with a cousin, there's a meltdown.
I also anticipate different ideas for what to see and do.
How do I bring this up? I don't want to come across as not wanting to see them, which is just untrue. I am hoping they feel the same.
We are going next year and we asked them to join us again. We are doing a split WDW stay at BWI and Universal at HRH. I am worried about spending too much time with them.
The problem? We recently went away with them for 3nights and it became clear that we cannot tour together. I love them. Its not that. We just do things differently. I think we will lose out on so much, and end up standing around a lot if we do it together. Also, because they have two kids, it always leaves one of mine out when its time to sit next to another on a bus, at dinner, etc. For some reason, when my three are alone, the odd one out does not mind sitting with one of the parents, but when it is because their sibs get to sit with a cousin, there's a meltdown.
I also anticipate different ideas for what to see and do.
How do I bring this up? I don't want to come across as not wanting to see them, which is just untrue. I am hoping they feel the same.