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Professor Bill Doherty (Family Social Science) comments on family vacations, and their ability to build lasting memories.
Vacations are good for you, medically speaking
New York Times (N.Y.) June 7, 2008
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You will never get the time back that you use to continually work and not take vacations - We all owe it to ourselves to get out of the rut, and get away for a while - it will make us more productive when we return to work.
Posted by: Kid Friendly Vacations | June 11, 2008 9:53 AM