Holidays - You prefer a short VACATION or a long one??
By Daffodil20
@Daffodil20 (1754)
India
November 2, 2008 12:57am CST
Here we had a few days holiday for our Diwali festival. I went on a short vacation with family and I feel so refreshed and happy. The country-side....... family re-union....... and celebrations..... I enjoyed it very much.
Friends, do you like your vacations to be short or a long one?
For me, I liked this one-- short and sweet.
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16 responses
@IchigoLover (177)
• Singapore
2 Nov 08
for me is long and relaxed...like this i can relax my body...and by the way short vacation make things end faster and i won't like it
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Good choice there IchingoLover......how did you deide on this name friend??????
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Hard working people need to have a longer break.Yes, thats right vicky.
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@feiyang_100 (1)
• China
18 Nov 08
Do you think it is still OK for you to have a long vacation NOW?~~~~ We here are in bad condition!
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
18 Nov 08
Its the same almost all over the globe. Nations are striving hard to stabilise their economy and I am not sure many are thinking of going on an expensive vacation NOW.
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Hahahaha........witty balasri Oops never thought it that way.... Personification can be fun.
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Ofcourse. Taking free time into account is a must. Thanks subha
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@rkrish (3003)
• India
4 Nov 08
Hi Daffodil, I too celebrated diwali in a grand with my cousins,aunts,uncle and parents and my family too, I am lover of moving with more and more peoples and its very cool to be with family and the chatting are unvaluable. I learned much from the family and members
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
You said it friend. I just .......just.....relish these precious re-unions.
Belated hi sahi, aapko Happy Diwali..
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@James72 (26790)
• Australia
4 Nov 08
I would welcome ANY vacation length if it meant I could actually go on vacation somewhere! I have not had a holiday in about 4 years now unfortunately and would love the chance to get away somewhere for a few days! Here in Egypt there is a long break of around a week coming up in early December, which this time around is probably more frustrating than anything else because all businesses shut down over this time and all my business activities have to stop until everyone comes back. At this moment in time; and given that I can't go anywhere; I much prefer a single day here and there rather than a longer term break.
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Longer vacations are not quite possible for most of the busy working people. But james you haven't been on a holiday in four years.
You deserve it, you need it. Its high time. Maybe you can run away for a few days like you did in childhood.
@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Thats great stepcjh. Happy holidays to you !!
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@dhalev78 (104)
• Philippines
2 Nov 08
for me, i like the long one, because i have so many friends that i have to meet, we only seen each other during our vacations, we have to make sure that we all have same vacation period so we can spend time together and have bonding again. It's good to have a long vacation than the short one, you'll have time for friends and time for family ans also allow tiome for you to be relax before going to work again... thanks for posting. have a great day!
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
One needs to spend some time with your loved ones and if you have time, then why not. Happy vacationing dhalev and you too have a great day!
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Visiting all your friends and relatives would definitely require longer vacation. Hope you enjoy doing so dong.
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@Roseo8 (2947)
• India
2 Nov 08
Going for a vacation gives us a break from our daily grind,and enable us to enjoy and refesh our body and soul.I prefer to have short vacations lasting over a week or 10 days maximum....such short holidays are really enjoyable and welcome.Taking longer holidays doesnt appeal to me....
@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
One more for the shorter vacations. Thanks Roseo for coming to my rescue.
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@061234217 (133)
• China
2 Nov 08
If the holiday makes me happy,I would feel it's too short no matter,though it is long enough.If it makes me unhappy,even if there is only one hour,I would feel too long...Long or short is doesn't matter.The most important thing is who I go with to spend my holiday.
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
A very good point. Never thought it this way.
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@zhaychel (610)
• United Arab Emirates
2 Nov 08
I prefer a long vacation. In the kind of work that I have right now, I really need a long and relaxing time. I deserve to pamper myself, sleep a lot and eat more. Though if time constraint would be a hindrance, then I rather enjoy a short vacation rather than spending my time more on work.
@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Hope you get a long vacation soon. Good Luck
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
There....you have a valid reason. Shorter vacations mean lesser pending work. You are so right.
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@SydneyHazelton (4586)
• Singapore
2 Nov 08
I would prefer a long one, by the seaside. I love beach holidays. But for the past few years, I have only been having short ones, once or twice a year. It does make you feel refreshed, but you tend to get a little more tired from the journey there and back. With a longer vacation, you will have time to rest and enjoy the place more. I can't wait for my next vacation. I hope my hubby can get leave sometime this month, so that we can go to Malaysia with my aunt and her family...
@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
2 Nov 08
Longer vacations give you more time to relax. That's true. My vacation was a fun trip and it was not to a very very far off place.
I wish you good luck for your vacation to Malaysia.
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@Daffodil20 (1754)
• India
4 Nov 08
Thats so true. No rush.......only hush......
oops, bad rhyming
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