Description
In 1985 a young family excitedly packed their car for a family camping trip. They had been waiting all year to spend this fun time together. Dad, Mom and two young children jumped into their overstuffed car and headed off for the East Coast of Canada with the joy-filled anticipation of a wonderful vacation together. After five days of incessant rain and increasingly loud disagreements, Mom was ready to exit the vehicle permanently and Dad was ready to turn around and drive for home. Was it because the kids were causing a problem? No, it was because Mom and Dad were experiencing a typical family “Vacation With Frustration”. With expectations of how each partner should be relaxing and enjoying their time together,
