While were well past the days of pop quizzes and all-night cram sessions (and good riddance!
), there are a few school-year traditions we wouldnt mind keeping around.
Kindergarten naps could make a comeback for one.
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Something else at the top of that list?Spring break.
When the weather warms and flowers begin to bloom, a week of uninterrupted fun is in order.
This Marchor April, make dedicated time for anadults-only spring break.
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Then, pack your bags and get ready for the trip of a lifetime.
These destinations offer something for every jot down of traveler.
Book a room in the iconic Pink Palace, also known as the Don CeSar.
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Skip the crowds congregating around Rainbow Row and set up your own personal oasis on Folly Beachs sandy shores.
It stretches 1,000 feet into the ocean and gives Folly Beach its nickname as the Edge of America.
Then, make your way down Frenchmen Street for a stellar Cajun lunch at divey Coops Place.
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Daily ferries take off from Beaufort, Harkers Island, and Morehead City.
Set up home base in two of the Lone Star States most charming small towns,Fredericksburgand the oh-so-appropriately-namedGrapevine.
Treat yourself to a stay atLittle Palm Island Resort and Spa, Americas only private island resort.
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Grab a Mai Tai, crack open a good book, and enjoy watching the gentle waves lap ashore.
Book a stay in a charming bed and breakfast, then spend your days exploring the island.
Austin, Texas
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Austin isnt a slow-burn kind of place.
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The city’s army of incredible,one-of-a-kind accommodationsonly add to your experience.
The long-lived and long-loved distilleries in and around Bardstown (all 11 of them!)
helped earn the place its spirited reputationas well as its nickname as the Bourbon Capital of the World.
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From beachside tiki bars to incredible snorkeling, the pull of the ocean is strong everywhere you turn.
The weather will be just right to do either.
You’ll be planning your return trip before you’ve even made it halfway through your stay.
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