bizSearchDiverse attitudes can blend in family, community
Oh the joys of summer vacation. Hot, steamy days with my toes stuck in the sand and the sand stuck in many other places. Cool breezy nights strolling along the boardwalks of Myrtle Beach watching fireworks in the sky, ghost crabs on the beach and stopping at the “Hot Doughnuts NOW” sign on the way back to the room every night. All the while we are navigating the dance around conflicting personalities between family and friends; all trying to live in harmony in a confined space.
As you may have surmised, I spent last week at the beach with my wife’s family. It is an annual trip we have enjoyed for more than two decades and over the years it has steadily grown from 7 people to 21. What started out as a quiet family retreat has turned into a full blown family reunion with brothers, sisters, ...
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