Lesley Shoemaker

We can always swap in a few days.

I love this room anyway.

Absolutely.

But I think James is I want to go on holiday with you, James.

You know, I think you're a wise soul for somebody in your early 30s.

And he's hit on so many of the big points here.

And I think intention is a lovely word.

You know, what's the intention of this trip?

And.

I think trips can become self-selecting in some regards, because if you throw it out and say, look, this is what we're going to do, the people who want to go are going to sign up.

Those who don't want to go are not going to sign up.

But I think it's important to say next time, let's go do a spa weekend over in Galway or something like that.

But for me, it's also about.

putting down boundaries.

It's about saying, okay, we've signed up.

This is what we're going to do.

Where do we want to stay?

I heard a delightful conversation the other day on the Lewis, a group of young people discussing the saga of booking a villa.

One fellow wanted to be on the beach.

Nobody else did because they didn't have the money.