I just realized the date on this - nevermind.

I don't know what other options you considered (sounds like you did your homework) but pretty much every major moving company offers some sort of pod/box service so you may want to broaden your search somewhat. You can get different sizes from different places so that may solve your question of whether you need to get one or two. Here's a good resource of some other things you may want to consider as well: I. can't speak for the company themselves, but I found the article helpful when I moved recently and was exploring the various options.

They do and I've done it before. There was a bit of a survey to get through it but they did remove it.

Did she receive a hard copy printout of the scores. I know I did, though that's been a while. I would assume that would be "proof" enough and then let the college figure it out. If not, I'd contact the college admissions directly and ask them how to proceed. This can't be the only time someone has come up against this.

Terrific. Consider it done. 😁

I've heard mixed reviews. On the negative side, the people who are the trainers tend to have differing levels of expertise and experience. It seems like some of them may not really know what they're doing. Then again, I know people that love it and find it a great way to stay in shape and meet new people. I guess it boils down to the trainer and the group ultimately. I think exercise is always a good thing, but you have to be sure you're doing it safely and, in the case of crossfit, with someone who knows what they're doing.

Good! Now ban all the other tobacco vape products that get kids hooked on tobacco.

Maybe some kind of physical activity, even if it's just a walk around the block. Get's the blood going. If you can find some short timed physical activity that she looks forward to, even better.