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where is best Europe or USA for a family
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Helen Beaumont wrote:
NEILSKI, but you can't tell a young child to 'get over it' and 'have a couple of drinks' . Also if I go back to work with jetlag, I may kill someone.


You can tell a young child to 'get over it'; they may not take much notice, 'though. If you are worried that jet lag will be a serious problem for you, that must be factored in. My experience is that coming back here from Skiing in Canada or USA, after a couple of days of having to drag oneself out of bed to an even greater extent than normal, we're back to normal. When we've come back in the kids' school hols so that they haven't had to get up, they and the OL's sleep patterns have remained disrupted until the end of the school hols, when they have had to get up.

We've had 8 skiing hols in N.America with our kids from age 4 (just) to age 11 and numerous other long trips, jet lag has never been a significant problem for them. I've found it hard coming back directly from Japan and flying from S.Africa to Australia and NZ to Chile, but the OL and the nippers were fine (annoyingly), just a few days disrupted sleep.
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Helen Beaumont wrote:
Also if I go back to work with jetlag, I may kill someone.

Yeah, I get pretty grumpy as well.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

To summise: They are both great. Whats important is taking them skiing Very Happy
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Frosty the Snowman, well said!


rob@rar wrote:
Helen Beaumont wrote:
Also if I go back to work with jetlag, I may kill someone.

Yeah, I get pretty grumpy as well.


Got back to Paris at 5.50am yesterday (from Burlington then JFK). Took the 7.30am flight to Strasbourg. Picked up the rental car, and drove to the office. Took a half hour lunch at 1, left at 6pm. I was tired at the end of the day, but nothing too bad.
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