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National Christmas Center

National Christmas Center With the heat of summer smothering us, it's a good time to start thinking of cooler weather coming and Christmas. Yes, I know Christmas is still 5 months away, but why wait? I'm already looking ahead to Christmas present shopping and where we are going to put … [Read more...]

Top 3 Places to Beat the Heat in Hershey PA

Top 3 Places to Beat the Heat in Hershey PA Let's face it. Summer heat is here. We can either stay in the air conditioning, or we can head out and find some other ways to cool off when it gets too hot outside. What better way to beat the heat than to find some water fun ways to … [Read more...]

Dog Days of Summer Giveaway Hop

I don't know about you, but it sure got hot really fast! Anyone else trying to keep cool in this heat? Well, I'm beginning to think that if I'm not at the pool, I should probably be out having some coffee. What about you? My new favorite place to go is Panera Bread! I … [Read more...]

Staycation Fun with the Sounds of SummerFest

Staycation Fun with the Sounds of SummerFest Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center is celebrating the summer with the Sounds of SummerFest! If you are looking for a short road-trip or a staycation and live near the Washington D.C./National Harbor area, this might just be the right … [Read more...]

Tips for Homeschooling on the Road

Tips for Homeschooling on the Road One of the perks of homeschooling is being able to go wherever you want, whenever you want because you’re not tied down by a traditional schedule. If you plan on heading on a trip soon, keep these tips for homeschooling on the road in mind. Summer … [Read more...]

Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center

Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center And now for the final stop on our Washington D.C. trip last December! After visiting some of the downtown sights (National Air and Space Museum, U.S. Capitol and The Library of Congress, and the National Museum of American History), we were … [Read more...]