June is a month to celebrate many things. We celebrate weddings, graduations, vacations, reunions, children are out of school and “Thank-God-there’s–summer school.”
This year, travel is not about the money you’re spending but the money you’re saving. In a time of recession every resort and destination wants to see you check in at their front desk.
(SPM Wire) It's that time of the year again, when families hit the road for weekend drives to the amusement park, camping trips in the SUV or road tripping vacations to historical destinations or to visit relatives. No matter where you travel -- even if it's only to work or to the local market -- soaring gas prices can cost you a bundle this season.
Saving money on lawn care doesn't have to mean an unkempt, weed-filled lawn that's the ugliest one on the block. By following a few easy tips you can find ways to stretch your dollar and still have a green and beautiful yard.
When I asked my friend, Mike Preis, why he decided to try dog sledding, he replied, “One word — winterdance,” and I replied, “Isn’t that two words?” He chuckled and said, “No, it is the name of a book by Gary Paulsen, entitled Winterdance: The Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod.” Paulsen’s experience training dogs to run the Iditarod race was interesting, funny, intriguing, and moving, culminating a great bonding between man and beast.
Wicked weather has been raging across the country this year, and storm and hurricane season now is upon us -- bringing with it threats to homes from highly destructive wind-borne debris.