How My Dying Dog Influences Our Family Vacation Destination
And the no-regret-quirky memories we have as a result
Many people desire post-COVID revenge travel and are willing to spend extra money on holiday destinations, but I think road trips are better than ever, especially when the dying family dog helps choose where you are going.
Why drive and answer the age-old question, “Are we there yet?” when you can take to the skies, plug into the electronic device of your choosing, and arrive at your destination faster and with less hassle?
You may think driving is an inconvenience, but I think it’s an opportunity to stop often, play games, and discover something new every time the dog has to pee.
We want to go abroad. We haven’t really traveled or hopped the pond since before Covid. But our oldest is going off to college, and this could be our last family vacation — ever.
“You guys are being a little melodramatic,” says the oldest. “We’ll have other vacations.”
Perhaps. And we’ll count those blessings if they happen, but let’s take a glimpse back through your high school years: summer band camp, holiday competitions, and work, too. High school kids have very little time available, especially if they are involved in band or sports.
