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Re: Husband's Business/Vacation
#60980 02/09/00 11:58 AM
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Lisanne,<P>Reliable, I understand, but you mentioned earlier someone your kids love, and now stamina and ideas? Is that so important for just seven days?<P>Your expectations do seem a little high and in light of that I would agree with those who have already said to take them with you. It would be a wonderful educational experience. I do believe your husband should make the trip. Having been in the corporate world for many years I can assure you that, while these trips are considered recreational, they can definitely affect future potential. In fact, the CEO of the company I worked for told me he could learn a lot more about a person's potential in a recreational setting than in an interview.<BR>Good luck! I do hope you get to go, one way or another.
Re: Husband's Business/Vacation
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I'll admit, I didn't read all the replies, so if this has come up before and isn't possible I apologize: but have you considered taking the kids with you? No, it won't provide any opportunity for you and your H to have some alone time together, but it solves the problem - at least for this year - and ends the conflict which could threaten the marriage. Many hotels and resorts offer babysitting services during the day, and since you mentioned your husband's income is high perhaps this might be an affordable option.<BR>
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