We are constantly querying with each other whether they are worth the money. Especially when you are paying for people who bring no income into your household as well as yourselves. If you are OK with that, let's go to that empty stadium.Īnyway, with this in mind, what tips and recommendations can I give? Sure, we can do them, I said, but DALC2 has never hidden a feeling in her life and will simply moan for ice cream the whole time. On our recent holiday my husband argued that, surely, the kids could put up with doing some of the things that the adults wanted to do.
LISA EMERY YOUNGER DAYS DRIVER
I was more excited by the 27 hairpin bends the coach driver precariously navigated us round on the way there. My kids are now at an age I can remember being myself, and I clearly remember being dragged round Knossos in raging heat with no interest at all in the history. Don’t think that your children are going to have a sudden interest in art galleries if they have never shown any interest at home. On our recent holiday I realised that the Venn diagram of what we each wanted to do the whole time (me- read a book, husband- look at empty sports stadiums, DALC1- try out different hairstyles, DALC2- eat ice cream) was four separate circles. If your teenager likes his own space at home, he will still want it when you are away. If you have baby twins and have to change 24 nappies a day, that won’t change on holiday. The first thing I have to say is that you will still be the same people you are at home, you will just be being you in a different location, and quite possibly in smaller living quarters. When I was pregnant someone told me I would never have an actual holiday again- is this everyone else’s experience? No one has anything good to say about holidays with kids? As usual, instead of receiving the advice I guess I am going to have to give it.
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