Cocept of Fun Filled Vacation Has Changed
THE CONCEPT OF FUN FILLED VACATION HAS CHANGED
Good morning, respected Principal Ma’am, worthy teachers and my dear friends. Today I would like to present my views on the topic ‘The Concept of fun filled Vacation Has Changed.’ It has been rightly said by Earl Wilson that ‘A vacation is what you take when you can no longer take what you have been taking.’ The word vacation brings a smile, arousing a feeling of happiness looking forward to a break from the mundane routine in one’s life. The concept of fun filled vacation has definitely changed with the passage of time. The magic word is holidays and the glee on the children’s face is unmistakable. Vacations once meant freedom – that freedom was celebrated with all round destructions of ink pots, pen and stationary. Not only did the youth enjoy the vacations but the adults look forward to it. In these changing times the concept of vacations has undergone a silent transformation. Vacation has taken a new definition, it no longer means rejuvenating with relatives and extended families but a corporate style holiday at a five star hotel equipped with a swimming pool, a club etc. people these days prefer to take only their family members to the destination as it is a costly affair. People love to play on laptops, work on social networking sites or be in touch with their offices via email instead of exploring nature and enjoying outdoor activities. Nevertheless people do enjoy their vacations although the concept has under gone a change. For children the lazy holidays seems to be out, while a break from school is needed, students are still encouraged to continue their education during the vacations. The students are once again put on a tight frame. There is work to done and trainings to undergo in the form of holiday homework. This new modern trend of vacations has just become another routine, with learning and training going hand in hand. Now few can watch T.V till midnight and wake up to a lazy breakfast. If children are
Good morning, respected Principal Ma’am, worthy teachers and my dear friends. Today I would like to present my views on the topic ‘The Concept of fun filled Vacation Has Changed.’ It has been rightly said by Earl Wilson that ‘A vacation is what you take when you can no longer take what you have been taking.’ The word vacation brings a smile, arousing a feeling of happiness looking forward to a break from the mundane routine in one’s life. The concept of fun filled vacation has definitely changed with the passage of time. The magic word is holidays and the glee on the children’s face is unmistakable. Vacations once meant freedom – that freedom was celebrated with all round destructions of ink pots, pen and stationary. Not only did the youth enjoy the vacations but the adults look forward to it. In these changing times the concept of vacations has undergone a silent transformation. Vacation has taken a new definition, it no longer means rejuvenating with relatives and extended families but a corporate style holiday at a five star hotel equipped with a swimming pool, a club etc. people these days prefer to take only their family members to the destination as it is a costly affair. People love to play on laptops, work on social networking sites or be in touch with their offices via email instead of exploring nature and enjoying outdoor activities. Nevertheless people do enjoy their vacations although the concept has under gone a change. For children the lazy holidays seems to be out, while a break from school is needed, students are still encouraged to continue their education during the vacations. The students are once again put on a tight frame. There is work to done and trainings to undergo in the form of holiday homework. This new modern trend of vacations has just become another routine, with learning and training going hand in hand. Now few can watch T.V till midnight and wake up to a lazy breakfast. If children are