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They just want to get away from it . " We have to get away from one-to-one work . " Ultimately , Cohn said , board members need to get away from their campuses to inform the underserved community . Plus , I often want to get away from a computer and read in a coffee shop . He wants to come and visit your house every day for a few hours ( particularly in the daytime when you're working and on weekend mornings when you want to sleep late ) and tell stories to your children ( maybe , just occasionally , he will tell them about some toy they might like to have or some new cereal they would like to eat ) , and he would love to baby - sit for your children and keep them happily entertained while you are busy or when you want to get away from the kids . Higher studies need not lead to work in that particular field ; study is something undertaken for its own sake and we need to get away from the idea that a subject of study must have a practical application . If you want to get away from human beings , you can go sightseeing in hell . The area is looking more and more like the Beirut people try to get away from ; pretty soon , about the only difference left will be the cooler summer temperature . Accommodations are simple - - Culebra is for those who want to get away from the development and faster pace of the main island .