Your question for the month reminded me of something that happened just last Saturday. I was talking to my son, who has his own business and is always so busy. He and the family were cleaning up the garden and yard for the winter, and he'd promised the kids a long bike-ride after they were done. I don't think that pastors really feel they have much more time in summer for their family, as they use that time to catch up on things left undone, or plan ahead for the Fall. My point being that both lay people and church workers need to plan for, and use, small amounts of time to spend with their families.
Real life brings it's busy times year around, for both church workers and laymen.
Well, I would say that we do spend more time together, and I encourage my husband to take as much time off as possible. There are months in the fall and spring and winter where he never gets a break. So, in the summer, I say forget the supposed schedule and go fishing every afternoon, if you want. We also go out of state to visit family. We have developed some family jokes, phrases and expressions that mean a lot to us but not others.