You know what this post reminds me of? People that go on vacation in order to escape a hectic schedule and the hustle and bustle, only to be hit with another schedule of "events" which fill up their day. II'm the type of person that would go to the shore ("the each on the west coast, "the shore" on the east coast), lay back in one of those chairs with a cold drink, and enjoy the Sun, the sound of the waves, and seagulls flying overhead.
In short, actually relax for a change.
I've never understood why people put themselves under pressure while on vacation by7 having a packed schedule every single day. Yeah, I might sign up for an excursion or an interesting tour if I felt like it but I'm not going to be under any compulsion to do so.
The whole point of getting away from the rat race, is to do exactly that.
RE: What We Make "Important"... and What We Don't