Last week, we missed a big ice storm at home while we enjoyed the sun and warm breezes in lovely Florida. We stayed several days in Orlando where DH and DD spent two fun-filled days at Universal Studios.
I stayed “home” and enjoyed the peace, the quiet, and the view.
They rode the roller coasters, explored Hogwarts, and ate at Bubba Gumps.
From Orlando, we went to Sarasota, where we enjoyed another great view.
And saw a chapel float by…
The temps were in the mid to upper 70s the entire time we were in Sarasota. DD enjoyed the hotel pool.
And the beach. We *all* enjoyed the beach.
But vacation must end, right? Sad, but true.
We had a wonderful time. Ate a lot of delicious seafood, soaked up the wonderful sunshine and warm air, and enjoyed the beach. I’m already looking forward to the next time we’ll be able to go!
Now that we’re back home, wrapped in sweaters and watching the last traces of ice melt away, I can’t help but reminisce about the warmth of Florida and the ease of vacation living. There’s something about waking up to the sound of waves, stepping onto a balcony with a steaming cup of coffee, and knowing the only plan for the day is to relax.
That’s the magic of a good trip—stepping away from the daily routine and embracing a slower, sunnier pace. For some, the idea of owning a vacation spot, like a timeshare, seems like the perfect way to capture that feeling year after year.
But timeshares can be tricky, and when they no longer fit your lifestyle, they can quickly become more of a burden than a retreat. Aaronson Law Group helps people navigate these situations, ensuring that their travel memories remain joyful rather than stressful. Until the next getaway, I’ll be dreaming of sandy shores, fresh seafood, and another escape to the sun.
~~Rhonda 🙂