Waldorf Astoria Collection – (Key West, Sept. 2-7) Located on the southernmost point of the continental U.S., Casa Marina Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection and The Reach Resort,Waldorf Astoria Collection, are ideal for vacationers seeking the perfect tropical escape this summer. With the largest stretch of private beach in Key West, guests can unwind with uninterrupted views of the Atlantic, the waterside spa treatments at Spa al Mare, the sumptuous steaks at the famed Manhattan steakhouse Strip House and the two largest pools in the Conch Republic. Sun-seekers can experience the beachside resorts with rates starting at just $149 per night. Guests will receive a $50 resort credit for every two-night stay, $75 for every three-nights and $100 for every four-night stay, or more! For more information, visitwww.casamarinaresort.com and www.reachresort.com.
Amelia Island Plantation - (Amelia Island, Sept. 3-6) Amelia Island Plantation is promoting a special for Labor Day escapes of $179 per night at the oceanfront property, Amelia Inn. Activities include the Guinness & Golf Tournament, wine and gourmet tasting, as well as theBoardwalk Bash on Friday, Sept. 3, 2010. The Boardwalk Bash offers child, youth and teen recreation programs, 54 holes of golf, 22 clay tennis courts, segway and nature tours, bike and island hopper rentals and much more. The rate is based on two people in a deluxe ocean view room. Other rates and room types are available. For more information, visitwww.ameliaislandplantation.com.
Pink Shell Beach Resort & Spa – (Fort Myers Beach, Sept. 3-6) Enjoy the Labor Day holiday and wiggle your toes in the white pristine beaches of Fort Myers. Travel with your family and enjoy a bedroom suite (sleeping up to four guests) that includes two welcome drinks, daily complimentary breakfast for two, and two daily beach chairs and an umbrella for your beach outings. In addition to these services, you will also receive a 20 percent discount on anyAquagene Spa treatment. This entire package is available for a total cost of $699 plus tax, for a stay of three nights. Hurry and book your escape to Fort Myers today! For more information, call 1(888) 222-7565 or visit www.pinkshell.com.
Read more here: www.NewTravelAdventures.com
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Friday, August 27, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Ten Tips for Ensuring a Healthy, Safe & Successful School Year
Kids will hopefully be excited about returning to school, to see their friends and look forward to new classes they may have been thinking about during the summer. Now is the time for parents to do their homework, research to ensure parents and kids have a successful school year, from elementary to high school.
1. There are hundreds of websites that offer ideas and recipes for healthy lunches and snacks, you can even find some here: www.FloridaSpaGirls.net on the Food, Glorious Food page. Its always worth the time and energy to explore healthy snacks and lunches, even dinners, grocery lists can be downloaded. Having healthy meals gives kids and adults, a better chance in studying and work.
2. The new school year is just around the corner, so now would be a good time to get a physical for your child(ren). This is great opportunity to get your child's eye's checked as well. Whether or not your kids are going to be in sports, you will feel better knowing they have a clean bill of health. Many chiropractors offer sports physicals as well.
3. Get a new calendar for at home, one for you (and significant other) and your child should get an agenda at the beginning of the school year. It will save everyone time and headaches later by comparing schedules several times per week to keep track of projects, sports, hobbies, extra-curricular activities, etc. Sometimes you might even want to color code (different highlighters) your schedule either by child or by activity.
4. I find its also helpful to plan the night before your outfit, even for adults, saves time in the closet from deciding what to wear at the last minute. For kids, when they are younger, give them an option and have it ready, same goes for lunches. Prepare the night before.
5. Going along with scheduling; it helps to go through your child's backpack and papers to see what's going on, because we know how they "forget". When we plan in advance we can be more successful. More and more teachers are giving parents a heads-up about projects. This gives them time to purchase or find the supplies they need and help their child for the overall project. Break the project down into steps with your child so they can see how to plan and work won't pile up and become stressful. Also gives you time for a backup plan.
6. It's also worth going to the Parents Open House to meet the teachers. Knowing your child's teacher will help you during the school year. Keep their name and contact information in a safe, easy to access place in case you need to get in touch with them.
7. Talk with your child about how they will be getting to and from school and what to do in an emergency. If they are walking, riding their bike, taking the bus or a carpool. Be sure to communicate with the school too, in case you are running late. Keep school's phone number in your cell phone or in your purse/wallet, etc.
8. Enroll your child in an after school activity. Keeps them involved, stimulated and gives them a break from study. They may make new friends.
9. Get to know your child's friends and meet their parents.
10. Spend time with your child everyday, even if its just to go over homework, or ask how a test went. More involvement with kids ensures they feel loved, safe and accepted.
I wrote this blog post while participating in the TwitterMoms and Airwear blogging program, making me eligible to get a $25 gift card. For more information on how you can participate, visit http://airwear.twittermoms.com/about.
1. There are hundreds of websites that offer ideas and recipes for healthy lunches and snacks, you can even find some here: www.FloridaSpaGirls.net on the Food, Glorious Food page. Its always worth the time and energy to explore healthy snacks and lunches, even dinners, grocery lists can be downloaded. Having healthy meals gives kids and adults, a better chance in studying and work.
2. The new school year is just around the corner, so now would be a good time to get a physical for your child(ren). This is great opportunity to get your child's eye's checked as well. Whether or not your kids are going to be in sports, you will feel better knowing they have a clean bill of health. Many chiropractors offer sports physicals as well.
3. Get a new calendar for at home, one for you (and significant other) and your child should get an agenda at the beginning of the school year. It will save everyone time and headaches later by comparing schedules several times per week to keep track of projects, sports, hobbies, extra-curricular activities, etc. Sometimes you might even want to color code (different highlighters) your schedule either by child or by activity.
4. I find its also helpful to plan the night before your outfit, even for adults, saves time in the closet from deciding what to wear at the last minute. For kids, when they are younger, give them an option and have it ready, same goes for lunches. Prepare the night before.
5. Going along with scheduling; it helps to go through your child's backpack and papers to see what's going on, because we know how they "forget". When we plan in advance we can be more successful. More and more teachers are giving parents a heads-up about projects. This gives them time to purchase or find the supplies they need and help their child for the overall project. Break the project down into steps with your child so they can see how to plan and work won't pile up and become stressful. Also gives you time for a backup plan.
6. It's also worth going to the Parents Open House to meet the teachers. Knowing your child's teacher will help you during the school year. Keep their name and contact information in a safe, easy to access place in case you need to get in touch with them.
7. Talk with your child about how they will be getting to and from school and what to do in an emergency. If they are walking, riding their bike, taking the bus or a carpool. Be sure to communicate with the school too, in case you are running late. Keep school's phone number in your cell phone or in your purse/wallet, etc.
8. Enroll your child in an after school activity. Keeps them involved, stimulated and gives them a break from study. They may make new friends.
9. Get to know your child's friends and meet their parents.
10. Spend time with your child everyday, even if its just to go over homework, or ask how a test went. More involvement with kids ensures they feel loved, safe and accepted.
I wrote this blog post while participating in the TwitterMoms and Airwear blogging program, making me eligible to get a $25 gift card. For more information on how you can participate, visit http://airwear.twittermoms.com/about.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Big Adventures in Big Bear
Weber accidentally discovered the jet propulsion boats while visiting his daughter last year in Queenstown , New Zealand Lake Wakitipu twisting, turning and nose dipping without capsizing he knew right away it was a perfect fit for Big Bear Lake
Enjoy breathtaking sunrises over the pines, inviting canyons and lush meadows. Find adventure in mountain bike riding, hiking, horseback riding, water sports, off-road adventures and then relax with a much deserved massage or spa treatment. Big Bear is offering great lodging and vacation discounts and deals! Read more here: www.fit-4-sports.net or www.NewTravelOutdoors.com
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