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You have just come back from a family trip, and soon it will be time to send the kids back to school. There’s a good chance that one of them will be required to write an essay on “What I did on my summer vacation.”
Will the report be fact or fiction? Will your daughter or son write a glowing account of the fun you had together, or will be report reflect squabbles, tears, boredom, and disappointment that marred the experience you had hoped would be so enjoyable?
Now is the time to make sure your next family vacation accentuates the positive. All it takes is careful planning, an upbeat attitude, and a willingness to roll with the punches.
Here are a few hints:
• Involve all members of the family in pre-vacation discussions and planning.
• Choose a destination that has a variety of activities, so that all members of the family can do what they like best.
• Find out all you can about that destination.
• Plan for the trip to and from
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