Life cannot be always work. In other words, we\ncannot spend all our time by doing something. There have to be breaks at\nregular intervals to relax and refresh ourselves. Holidays are such breaks that\nprovide a great change to life. Hence, holidays are fun. These are the days of\nfeasting and merry-making. Holidays help us to energise ourselves. They take\naway the burden of work and make us feel rejoiced. A holiday is a free time and\nit should be spent in this spirit only. A holiday can bring great joy, if it is\nspent as a holiday. Holiday must be enjoyed in a jolly mood.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Holidays are the most awaited time of the year.\nWe yearn for holidays to take a break from our monotonous routine and make\nnumerous plans for the same. While some of our plans materialise others are\npostponed for next holidays. Holidays hold a special place in everyone\u2019s life.\nNo matter how old we are or what profession we are involved in we always look\nforward to holidays. Holidays are a good time to take a break from the routine.\nIt is the time to indulge in our hobbies, meet our old friends and extended\nfamily members. From childhood I have a craze for summer holidays. The tour of\nmy hometown has always been a beautiful memory in my heart. The scenic beauty,\nlocal language, food etc. remind me of the diversity of our country. The city\nhas tall skyscrapers with attitude but villages have mountains with altitude.\nEveryone can sense divinity and purity in travel and tour. That supreme feeling\nis given by holidays.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Holidays are a great time to bond with family\nand friends. It is also a time to follow your interests and rejuvenate\nyourself. So, make the most of this time. Holidays hold immense importance in a\nperson\u2019s life. Be it a student, a working professional or a\nbusinessman\u2014everyone wants a break from his or her tedious work. Holidays\nprovide this much-awaited opportunity. Working professionals mostly have long\nworking hours these days. Many people even require working after they get back\nhome from their workplace. This hectic professional life often takes a toll on their\npersonal life. They are hardly able to spend any time with their family members\nand this results in conflicts and strained relationships which have a bad\neffect on their personality as well as their behaviour. Holidays give them an\nopportunity to spend time with their family to strengthen the bond. It is a\ngood idea to plan a family vacation. Socialising is also very important and\nthis can also be done during holidays as the hectic work schedule does not\nallow any room for it during the regular days. Holidays are also a time to\nrelax and focus on one\u2019s physical as well as mental health. Sound health\nenhances productivity.\n\nHowever, holiday is not a time to take a break from your studies or\nwork. In fact it is the time to improve on these things. If you leave your work\nor study during your holidays (especially during long vacations) you will find\nit very difficult to get back with it as you resume your office\/school. This\nwill create dissatisfaction and you will yearn for another holiday to set\nthings right. So why not keep things managed during your break and get back to\nwork with confidence and enthusiasm. One can plan to take up a language class,\nlearn car driving, do gardening etc. Simply visit a hill or sea shore and enjoy\nnature\u2019s beauty. Introduce to yourself a new chapter or side of life. Life is a gift given by God and holidays are golden hours which make\nour lives glitter.\n\n\n\n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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