Vacation Time is Here
By Bob Barber
Summertime is here again and with it comes those family vacations. The greatest thing about family vacations is not necessarily where you go, but about building those lasting memories which are formed spending quality time together. Nothing can replace those experiences together as a family roasting hot dogs and making s’mores around a campfire, building a sandcastle on a beach, hiking or biking in the mountains, fishing in a stream or bay, taking that once in a lifetime trip to Disney, or a cruise in the Caribbean.
Oh yeah, one last thing. Don’t forget to also take a vacation from all the electronic devices in your life during your vacation. Nothing is more sad than to see a family on vacation together, but all on their electronic devices, not talking to each other.
Click below to read other articles from the Christian Financial Advisors June 2016 Newsletter
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