Hello and welcome to another episode of Working Over Time, the bi-weekly advice-focused

rustic campground to working scenic caravan park.

I'm your host, June Thomas.

And I'm your other host, Isaac Butler.

So June, other than caravan parks, which I assume are a British thing, I don't know,

what are we talking about today?

Well, funnily enough.

We're taping this episode in July and since I and a lot of my friends and acquaintances

have been on family vacations recently, I wanted to explore how we can use that particular

kind of break in our creative practice.

I'm talking about a very specific kind of holiday here, the kind you take with lots of

family members, multiple generations of them if that's possible in your clan, or perhaps

when a bunch of unrelated people rent a house together.

It's not something I've done very much in my life.

As a non-parent, I usually just go on a trip with my partner, but I did do the Royal

and a Big House thing recently and it was very different and actually kind of useful.

So I wanted to talk about it today.

Isaac, your daughter is still pretty young and your family lives relatively close.

So I'm guessing that you are a veteran, multi-generational family vacation person.

Is that correct?

June, it's interesting that you bring this up because I actually just got back from a huge

multi-generational family trip that my family takes once a year, but it's not only my family,

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