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Old 28-07-2005, 06:51   #15
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Re: Can't take/won't take a Holiday

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Originally Posted by punky
Having holidays are quite difficult for me. I tend to really want to treat myself, which means nice hotels, and I only really like beachy holidays with watersports, and that means lots of saving up. I tend to think scrimping back makes it not worth it.
Agree with that - especially as I got older.

When I was 19-24 ish I used to do the Thomson packages to Greek or Spanish Hotels - £300 each etc. Now, we book flights, stay in our own villa, and rent a car to see the place.

But, if I stop in hotels, they have to be good (especially on my 'main' holiday).

As someone said though, we all work hard (some maybe ) so deserve it. Whether its a week in the UK, or 4 weeks in Australia - both holidays and off work.
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