One Year Lived - Book by Adam Shepard

I was recently contacted by Adam Shepard, an author who put his "normal" life on hold for a year, traveled all around world, had all kinds of interesting experiences, and wrote a book about it called "One Year Lived."  The book will be released in paperback on April 22nd, but he's generously given my readers the opportunity to receive an electronic copy by sharing the word of it's release...but more on that in a bit...

Mexico Holidays 2013

Mexico is an amazing country and is waiting to be explored. There are many attractions available across the country. Traditional city travel, seaside trips and forest visits are among the various attractions available in the country. Individuals can also indulge in a trip to the local historical ruins to understand the history of the country. It is possible for tourists to pre-book for a particular visit to an attraction in the country much before the actual date of travelling to Mexico. It is also possible to hire an experienced guide for the tour.

Mexican holidays are a good way to rejuvenate the lost energy. The country is known for its history and the wealthy Mayan heritage. Castles, pyramids, old temples and important destinations have kept alive the mystical honor which otherwise has vanished several decades ago. Visiting the Mayan empire in Mexico is necessary in the itinerary for any individual planning a trip to Mexico. It is possible for you to set up a tour for a minimum of one week, 15 days or one month. It all depends upon your vacation plan and the areas that you are willing to cover during the period.

Traveling To Paris -City Of Lovers-

Paris incites the senses, asking to be seen, heard, touched, tasted and smelt. From romance along the Seine to landscapes on bus-sized canvases to the pick-an-ism types in cafes monologuing on the use of garlic or the finer points of Jerry Lewis, Paris is the essence of all things French.

In the great local tradition of the flâneur, or considerate boulevard-stroller, Paris is a wonderful city for aimless moving about. Relaxed quarters such as the vibrant Marais, elegant St-Germain and romantic Montmartre are ideal for street-browsing, shopping and café-sitting, and the city’s lack of open space is making up for by beautiful formal gardens, by the pathways and pavements that run beside the River Seine, and by endless hidden or unexpected havens. Wherever one goes historic landmark buildings and contemporary architectural wonders reminds one of the city’s pride and grandeur.

Tips For Disney World With Kids

Are you planning a trip with your little ones to visit Mickey? Here are some ways to spice up the magic:

Tip -1- Meals with a Disney flavor:

Build up the excitement by cooking creative meals that have a Disney flavor for your kids. For example, you can buy uncooked pasta in the shape of Mickey Mouse and whip up a delicious and healthy meal for your princes and princesses with that. "The Gourmet Pantry" in DTD carries it. You can call them at 407-828-3886 to order.

Vacation Home Rentals in Florida

You want to go where? That was my family’s reaction to my idea of taking a trip to Destin, Florida. It’s not a trip to Disney World, but there’s an abundance of things to do around Destin and you don’t even have to wear a set of mouse ears.

1) Henderson Beach State Park. 6,000 feet of white sand on the Gulf of Mexico. Admission is cheap, $3.00 for a vehicle with one person, $4.00 for a vehicle carrying up to 8.

2) Big Kaduna’s Water and Adventure Park. The name explains it all. Try the Pirahanna and Humunga River. The adventure park features mini golf, arcades, a roller coaster, and many other attractions.