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I've spent a fair amount of time in Delray and Boca. Some parts are amazing, of course. I would not want to move to Florida right now unless I was confident that I could find a private school that would handle LGBTQ issues sensitively (within the trashfire laws...). I don't know my kids' deal yet, but I want them to be accepted wherever they are and to have a diverse friend group. A public school would be a non-starter for me because of the laws. And I would not go -
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There was a SW deal for memorial day - maybe still going on? - where if oyu bought a flight to Hawaii you got a free companion pass. I would not expect prices to go down. It's the most expensive week of the year to fly
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Traveling with children can be fun, exciting and challenging and traveling with a child with a special needs child adds a whole new dynamic. And yes, there are moments when I look at my husband and wonder, “Why did we sign up for this? Are we crazy?” and then we remember, we are turning therapeutic moments into valuable experiences and making lifelong memories....
