‘Golfcations’? Enough Already!
Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 08.28.08 | 12:48 PM ET
Sure, I’ve done my bit to contribute to this summer’s -cation craze. But even I think that this time, Forbes Traveler has gone too far. Golfcation? Really?
Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 08.28.08 | 12:48 PM ET
Sure, I’ve done my bit to contribute to this summer’s -cation craze. But even I think that this time, Forbes Traveler has gone too far. Golfcation? Really?
Eva Holland is the senior editor of World Hum. Her writing has also appeared in the National Post, the Montreal Gazette, the Ottawa Citizen and WestJet's Up! Magazine, among other publications. She's based in Ottawa, Canada.
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Jim Benning 08.28.08 | 1:22 PM ET
Talk about the pot calling the kettle black, Eva.
You and this whole trend jumped the shark with “barbecation.”
Golfcation is just as bad.
To further mix my metaphors, you’ve made your -cation bed, now you’ll have to sleep in it. At least until you can find a way to help us all end this -cation madness.
Eva Holland 08.28.08 | 1:46 PM ET
“You’ve made your -cation bed, now you’ll have to sleep in it.”
Would that be a bedcation, Jim? Or a sleepcation? (As opposed to an awake-ation?)
Jim Benning 08.28.08 | 2:30 PM ET
Oh the humanity, Eva.