Well, I guess there exists a great number of different ways of spending summer holidays... But each person has his own preferences, so everyone likes the only way.
I think that there are two ways of spending your holidays - active and passive. The passive way means staying in the sun, for example, and enjoying doing nothing , and the active - quite opposite: going boating or hiking, trying yourself in different kinds of water sports...
I think I can describe myself as a home-sitting person - I'd usually prefer staying at home near the TV set in an armchair than going on a cruise, or hiking, or whatever. But, after I tried jet-ski and windsurfing this summer I have changed my point of view at the holidays. To enjoy the speed of jet-ski is much more exciting rather than to take a sun bath!
Well, maybe the conclusion would be is that since time passes a person may be bored of each time the same type of holidays, as it happened to me this summer. But holidays are great in all their metamorphoses!! Zamkov Kostya, 10 'A'
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