Myth of US Vacations?
Russell Beattie takes
a good
look on vacation in US and Europe:
(...) Now, the opposite of this concept is true as well - imagine how harsh
it is for someone to go from Europe to the U.S. My wife doesn't really
understand yet what a 24/7 society like the U.S. is like. She talks about future
vacations when we're living in the U.S. and I shake my head softly. "I doubt
we'll have much," I say. Even if we do have vacations, they'll never coincide.
And undoubtedly something "important" will be happening at work and we'll have
to spend half our vacation calling back to voicemail or checking emails. The
fact is that vacations are always just short breaks, not true downtime. By the
time you're just forgetting about work, it's time to go back.(...)
It seems that the only loophole may be when you stay at university and have
three months of vacation (not counting Christmas). The rumor has it that it is
even better in Australia ...
created Sat June 28, 2003 2:10 PM EST [2003/6/28 14:10 EST]
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