Turning the impossible into a dream come true

My goal was to take my son on a wonderful vacation out of the country. I was in the middle of a financial crisis and was successfully crawling out little by little through strict budgeting. I decided, however, that I really wanted to take my son somewhere special on vacation. I mentioned it to my mother and began to sharpen my pencil to find out how I could save the money to go ... in the meantime my mother mentioned my goal to a mutual friend who I had not been in touch with for awhile -- coincidentally she had found a great deal for herself and her kids to go to Cancun. I was able to take advantage of her great pricing and we shared some expenses -- we went to Cancun and in the process rekindled an old friendship. To see the excitement on my son's face as he's being kissed by dolphins is priceless.




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2 Comments:
I am a recently divorced mother of two, and know what it's like to be strapped for money. I work two jobs while my sister watches my children. In doing so, I can afford to buy them a few "luxuries" so they don't feel like outcasts among their friends ... but I can see that what they really need is some quality time with their mother. Your story (and great photo) has inspired me! Thank you. Hope to have a picture and story to post myself, soon.
Quality time has been important -I know you will have a great photo to share soon -don't forget there are so many wonderful places to go within driving distance -and truthfully our kids really don't care where we go as long as we are with them just hanging out for awhile. Good luck!!
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