Vacation

"It's me constantly running around, tidying up, putting things away, making up the bedrooms etc.," the mom-to-be fumed on Mumsnet.

"They have tarantulas in Cyprus?!" One TikTok user returned home from vacation with more than a tan.

The 44-year-old woman from Miami believed the handgun was a battery charger.

Throwing cereal on the floor and cutting up shirts did not bode well for the hopeful traveler.

"My phone was flooded with text messages," she wrote. "Ding after ding I think I got close to 15 texts."

A survey of 2,000 adults found that 67 percent of Gen Z respondents and 65 percent of millennial respondents have overbooked themselves with events this summer.

Some states are treating Juneteenth as a day of remembrance or observance rather than a legal paid holiday.

"I used to get so many phone calls when I was off the clock until I finally put my foot down and stopped picking up," a Redditor said.

Many users on Mumsnet criticized the act, noting it teaches "a terrible lesson" and sets a "really bad precedent."

"This is a vacation, not a therapy session or summer camp for [your] sister-in-law and difficult child," said one commenter on the Reddit post.

The couple have only been together for 18 months, but his actions have left her considering their future.

"It's awful that she won't accept your children as her grandchildren," a Redditor commented on the post.

An employer that claims to "need a self-starter" really means that they offer "no training but still expect results," Gerstley said.

A woman who refused to allow her "creepy" brother-in-law to stay the night in her room has received praise from users on Reddit.

Slow tourism encourages travelers to ditch itineraries and crowded hotspots, and embrace local culture and once-in-a-lifetime experiences instead.

"I once traveled last minute in an emergency and no one was willing to move seats," the parent admitted.

The world-first "OutHorse Your Email" service is designed to encourage travelers to take a break and have an uninterrupted trip to the countryside.

"I told him that their dad dying doesn't make them better people," the teen wrote.

The poster said that they had never had a vacation that wasn't interrupted by some sort of work crisis.

Christen Bouchard said she was paid $13,500 a year to work 16 hours a week, but in reality, her work never fit into those hours.

Many people were not surprised a teenage boy preferred to go on vacation than attend a wedding.

"I feel SICK at spending so much! When we parted ways she thanked me for everything," the pregnant woman fumed.

According to the guest, the place was advertised as a "spacious one bedroom condominium" but came equipped with a massage bed and front window signs.

"It lists a lot of Prime video, and on logging in I can see that a lot of films have been bought, some to permanently keep in HD (15.99) a piece," the renter fumed.

"Mime just out there doing the Lord's work," one TikToker joked.

The cabaret venue in the French capital is opening its iconic windmill to guests for the first time since its construction in 1889.

"I spent a lot of evenings watching the show finding tiny little details to put in there that people would appreciate," the owner said.

The Mumsnet user had booked and paid for the vacation in full, before it all fell apart.

According to 2018 research, the positive effects of vacation time disappeared immediately after returning to work.

In her post, the woman said her friend is so cash-strapped "she couldn't even afford a coffee" at the airport.