Most Disappointing Holiday: There are always challenges on the journey

Author: Lampert
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book warmly welcomes stories where misfortune reigns, but it also encourages you to think twice before planning your travels. Indeed, after reading this collection of hilarious travel disaster tales, you won’t spend the night in Tunisia, and you’ll flee in a flash from those nightmare vacations. Unexpected disasters during travel can definitely make you unbuckle your seatbelt and laugh out loud. When you’re scratching your head, wondering where your wallet went, just relax—thank goodness you’re not in the same situation as these people—Bruchi Conner rode through southern Egypt on a pile of unripe watermelons, which was her ride-sharing experience. Matthew E. Fack taught English in Bulgaria, and one of his female students announced in English: “I need to be with you in bed.” Cameron M. Pense, on his honeymoon, had his wife discover an 8-inch-long scorpion curled up inside her blue cotton T-shirt. William A. Douglas, while in Kenya, found monkeys dancing in his room wearing his wife Jean’s nightgown.