The experts, including Barbara Okun, a clinical psychologist at Northeastern University in Boston who has studied stress and the family vacation, point to the obvious: the games that once occupied the entire family in the car have given way to "everybody has his own specialized interests".
Not having to keep her room neat was part of the point of a vacation, Cornelia pointed out, something I had agreed to in a weaker moment.
Not only are they perfect for rainy day fun, but they can extend your school's curriculum into the vacation, a point you might not want to mention to your child.
They come at a time of deepening concern among some party leaders that the prolonged primary fight is eating up a crucial opportunity to attack the senator in the last few weeks before voters traditionally tune out for summer vacation — a point by which sophisticated presidential campaigns hope to have left some sort of lasting mark on their opponents' public image.
The percentages, gathered by a UK vacation firm, point to a glorious future for Mother England and a pressing need to open more chip shops along the Atlantic coast for the hordes of Britons who will soon saunter over on foot.
While it's not realistic to go through life feeling as relaxed as you are on the last few days of vacation; the point is you can add these moments to your life every day.
But if you're considering skipping the hotel and opting for a rental on your next vacation, the article points out that it's important to "do due diligence by contacting the property to ask what exactly is included in the price".
Writing a short story feels like being on a very intense vacation, to the point that I feel sorry to go back home.
That book, which Libyans are compelled to read (he canceled student summer vacation at one point and replaced it with indoctrination sessions), is filled with oddball notions and banal assertions.
I realize the long, long hours will probably require a sabbatical or 2-month vacation at some point.
