Summary
This quote suggests that a vacation comes to an end when the desire to return to work overtakes the enjoyment of being away. It reflects the idea that there is a sense of fulfillment and purpose in one's work, and when that desire to be productive and engaged in one's occupation arises, it signifies the end of a leisurely break. It implies that a satisfying vacation should provide rest, relaxation, and a temporary detachment from work, yet eventually rekindle the motivation to resume professional duties.