Chiebukuro asked:


After our baby reaches 1-2 months old, we’d love to take a week’s vacation as a family to Hawaii. We’re hoping to find somewhere private, out of the way and quiet. These factors are more important than cost. Any ideas?

Peg asked:


I work for a small company in CALIFORNIA and there is no employee handbook setting the policies on whether the employee gets paid on vacation or how the employer can discharge employees. I did, however, asked my boss before I left for my vacation to see if I’d get paid during the days I was on vacation. He told me he’d pay me out of his own pocket and not from company payroll because he does not want his wife to find out (his wife is very stingy). So I went on my vacation this whole time thinking that I’d get paid one way or another for the time I was gone.

Today’s Friday, I just came back from my 2.5 week vacation and was planning to return to work the following Monday. To my surprise, my boss’ wife just called my cell phone right after I got back home from the airport and said I don’t have to go to work anymore.

What are my rights here? Am I still entitled to get paid for the days I was on vacation?
Thank you for your kind response. I do not intend to return to work after they just screwed my life. I could’ve had a longer vacation if I knew this was gonna happen. I just want to know if I am still entitled to get my money for the the time I was gone and how do I get the money?

Kuiper asked:


I am trying to plan our vacation for next summer, and cant think of any place good. We are tired of beaches, and amusement parks. What else is there?

tdwaa asked:


We will have my parents, in their fifties, my husband and I and my brother and wife in later twenties, and four children (4yr old boy, 1 1/2 yr old twinboys, and a 6 month old boy). We rented a condo in Gulf Shores for a week last year. Disney is out of the question for this year, but will be explored in a couple more years. What are some other good spots for a vacation with children so young?

robinlovescmt asked:


We are in the process of renting a vacation home and want to be sure that when we get to our destination it’s not a scam. You typically have to pay the rental price up front (or a large portion of it). What are your options if you go on vacation and find that the property is not what was advertised? Once they have you rmoney, what can you do? I hate to be so untrusting, but there are so many people out there these days looking for ways to rip others off.