10 Reasons Why You Need a Vacation
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Author: Rich Gonzalez Traveling is one of those activities that doesn’t need too much encouragement to do. I have to admit, traveling has never really been one of my favorite things to do, but those feelings have intensified since I found out that life isn’t as fair as it was when I was ten years old.
But, sometimes we need encouraging. We need someone to help us pick up the phone, or drive to a travel agent or just ask the simple question; “where do you want to go”. Everyone is different when it comes to coming up with reasons to do anything, but taking a vacation shouldn’t be a long grind. It should be like having a party â€" and who really needs a reason to have a party?
Of course, if you need a reason to take a vacation â€" here are 10 reasons right off the top of my head:
10. All your friends are doing it. “If everyone jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge, would you do it?” The answer is a resounding â€" yes! Who doesn’t want to fit in â€" and even though it is the Brooklyn Bridge â€" keeping up with the Jones’s is better then doing the same old thing. If your neighbors know that you are the best person to watch over their house while they are gone on vacation â€" because you never take one, it might be a good idea to update your passport.
9. Your screensaver on your work desktop is a picture of a island getaway. I know that when feelings for traveling get stronger, I surround myself with photos and little write-ups that talk about far off places. And seeing as how pictures speak louder then words, one place that I always update is my desktop at work. Picturing a beautiful sunset give way to light of the moon puts me right in the mood to find myself on that piece of salty land.
8. The first part of the newspaper you read is the travel section. I used to do this because it was the only part of the Sunday paper that my dad didn’t like. Now that I have my own subscription to the Sunday news, I flip through the funnies to get me ready to read about the next celebrity appearing in rehab â€" or the lottery winner who just went bankrupt. The travel section very rarely leaves the bulk of the paper, until the bug resurfaces itself and makes me read about some all-inclusive resort in Antigua.
7. Stress levels have far exceeded their maximum. Very seldom do I suffer from stress â€"having said that, my stress-o-meter is a good indicator as to when I need to recharge my battery. I know people that get stressed out when ordering a sandwich at the local deli. If stress is your enemy, then one sure fire way to combat it is through rest and relaxation â€" or at the very least, changing what you are doing. Either way, a vacation can help accomplish both.
6. You can’t seem to find anything else on television except what the TravelChannel is airing. I love the TravelChannel, but even I get the itch when I’m watching it for more then 10 minutes. The shows that they put on their make you feel like you’re right in the middle of the action â€" which is great. But, when you watch one show after another and think that the existence is better on the screen then in your living room, then give into your intentions and book that trip.
Read the top 5 reasons why you need a vacation by visiting: http://www.dunhillvacations.com/articles/319/10_reasons_why_you_need_a_vacation
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