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FREE Ticket To Disney On Your Birthday... No Catch!
I looked up details about the Free Disney Ticket On Your Birthday special online. Looks good to me! No catches that I can see. But it's only good on your actual birthday in 2009. Here's how to get your free ticket to Walt Disney World in Orlando or Disneyland in California.
When In Toronto, Do As The Locals Do: Go See 'Evil Dead The Musical'!
Next time you're in Toronto, Canada one thing you've got to do while you're there is: Go see Evil Dead: The Musical at the Diesel Playhouse downtown. It's one heck of a bloody, gory, splattering mess of a musical. It is a trip! Oh yeah, and it's funny, too.
Why We Signed Up For Netflix Movies In The Mail... Again
I'm on my 3rd Netflix movies membership now. Here's why we initially canceled our memberships... and why we recently signed up again. In brief: because Netflix has gone hi-tech.
What's Your Idea Of A Great Vacation? Try The Vacation Fun-a-lyzer!
Do you know where you're going on your next vacation. Here's a fun little online exercise to help you choose the PERFECT location for the vacation of your dream. Enjoy!
Somewhere Over The Canadian Rockies... Again
Details of my hectic trip from Michigan to Canada... again.
Kenmare, North Dakota ROCKS, Too!
Traveling down Highway 52 just north of Minot, North Dakota, and south of the U.S./Canada border... you're driving along and all of a sudden you see class years in the form of rocks on the hillsides of Kenmare, North Dakota. Here's the story behind the class rocks.
Canada ROCKS... As Evidenced By The Inukshuk
There are several different shapes and colors of rocks that can be used in the formation of an Inukshuk -- also spelled inuksuk, inukhuk, inuksuit. And some tend to resemble a human shape more than others. This rock formation is a symbol of safety, hope and friendship that was created by the Inuit.
Wildlife We Saw In The Canadian Rockies
We saw the following wild animals in the Canadian Rockies... most of them within the Jasper National Park: Porcupine, White-tailed Deer, Coyote, Grey Wolf, Fox, Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goat, Elk, Woodland Caribou, Black Bear, and Mule Deer.
