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Thanks for the article Bill. I think this strikes home to many of us. I can say for certain if you own your own business you know this feeling for sure.

I can't say that I have followed your advice though. I have not had a vacation longer than a 4 day weekend in more than a decade.

On weekends and longer holidays I find myself planning out lists of chores I need to do at my home to fill the down time. I would say that I find most of the chores a break even though they are technically work. I find the physical labor I do when I am not "working" as good as any time off.

Thank you Michael very much for your valuable contribution to this discussion.
I also agree some work can be a form of relaxation.
One example where this is true for me can be read in a blog post I did called “Home Maintenance: Disassembling Wooden Frames Without Eyesight” located at:
http://globaldialoguecenter.blogs.com/disabilities/2017/05/-home-maintenance-disassembling-wooden-frames-without-eyesight.html
Does anyone else have any comments to add to our conversation?
We all look forward to hearing your valuable thoughts and comments.

Bill

Bill Tipton
Contributing Author,
Global Dialogue Center
http://www.globaldialoguecenter.com/

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