(CNN) -- President Obama and his family are hoping for a chance to unwind during their weeklong getaway to Martha's Vineyard. The Obamas arrive at Martha's Vineyard on Sunday. The first family, along with Obama's sister Maya Soetoro-Ng and the first dog Bo, arrived on the Massachusetts island Sunday. The Obamas are staying at a secluded 28-acre private estate. The No. 1 priority on Obama's vacation agenda is "To get a little break," White House spokesman Bill Burton said Monday. "He certainly appreciates the hospitality of the folks who are here. But his desire here is to relax and spend time with the family."
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Obama spends first full day of vacation golfing, playing tennis with wife Michelle
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No plans to visit Sen. Ted Kennedy during vacation, White House says
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Obama receiving daily briefings, might call lawmakers about health care
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Obama's reading list adds up to about 2,300 pages
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