Society & Culture
(c) http://adventuregrancanaria.com Transcript: http://islacar.com/las-palmas-without-walking/ I can hear you. “Pleeeease, not again!” You’re setting up this special Garfield-look when your partner tells you she or he wants to stroll around. Going shopping, doing sightseeing, getting to know your holiday destination. You know, the full tourist program that will let you come back home with a bunch of impressive photos and impressions. But what if the only thing you want to do is relax for a week or two at the beach? You didn’t travel so far to run a marathon. What you want is sitting, sleeping, and relaxing. Recharging the batteries from hard work and daily stress at home and your job. And not thinking too much. You prefer the closest beach to your hotel. Dinner in your hotel, or at least in a close restaurant, just to keep distances as short as possible so you won’t be forced to trade your flip-flops for hiking boots. Now, you have two choices: The first one will kill your holidays immediately. That’s when the stubborn donkey inside you decides to fight for his ideas. Because if one of you feels forced to do something, or your partner holds you back from doing what you love, your mood will change from sunny holidays to drizzly weather (including some rumbling thunder here and there). You don’t want to see a grumpy couple in your holiday photos So, it’s probably not the cleverest idea to let your pride take over your humility. Here’s the better alternative, where you still can relax, and you don’t need to walk that much. Most importantly, you’ll make your partner happy, which results in him or her being grateful. And the next day, in return, you both will do something you like more. Cool? There you have it: http://islacar.com/las-palmas-without-walking/