Living during the holidays or for a longer time in a motorhome requires a real adaptation, doesn’t it? Why travel in a motorhome? When the traveler imagines life in a motorhome, his vision is often distorted, closer to myth than reality. He can imagine himself with his little van sleeping in the middle of nature in the most beautiful spots in the world. He may also be frightened by the image of the large, bulky truck parked with its fellows Read More …
Dallas is a city in the U.S. state of Texas and the largest city and seat of Dallas County, with portions extending into Collin, Denton, Kaufman and Rockwall counties. With an estimated 2018 population of 1,345,076, it is the ninth most-populous city in the U.S. and third in Texas after Houston and San Antonio. Located in North Texas, the city of Dallas is the main core of the oil industry. If it’s your first time visiting Dallas then the best Read More …
Tyler, Tx is located in the Piney Woods of East Texas and is known for the beauty and history of the area. It’s a great weekend getaway spot or the location for your next meeting or event. Read on for more information about everything there is to do while visiting Tyler. Nicknamed the Rose Capital of the World, Tyler is a bustling city in Texas’ Smith County. Named after President John Tyler, the city lies 95 miles east of Dallas Read More …
Investing is part of becoming financially stable. You can buy bonds and stocks, insurances and real estate properties. But for the vast majority who wish to own some properties, there are three types of real estate investment one can pour their money to. According to Kale Realty, here are some of the best real estate investments anyone can get themselves into. Vacant Land People in the farming and ranch industry have been investing in vacant lands over the years. After Read More …
If you are looking to buy a property in Chicago and are still undecided about the precise localion, then here are a few areas that you can zero in on. These localities are great and are well-connected and will make living comfortable and easier. Check out this list compiled by local real estate broker Kale Realty for you to find some of the places in Chicago that are great for buying a property in. Old Town Old Town is located in Read More …
Scottsdale, Arizona is one of my favorite vacation spots. During this endless winter, it’s the perfect place to escape the Polar Vortex, and it’s a great city for baby boomers. We recently celebrated my husband’s 57th birthday there. We spent a couple of nights at the iconic Hotel Valley Ho. Built-in 1956 – as many of us – it’s renowned for its upscale cool vibe. To the trendy set, it’s considered old school hip, but for those with a soft Read More …
When you’re getting ready to take a trip, you always make sure you have your wallet, passport, confirmations and medications with you. Those are the obvious necessities. But what about those items that would really make your life easier? That would make your vacation, well, a vacation? Quick note, this post was sponsored by Readers.com but the opinions expressed are my own. Here’s a checklist of 10 new necessities to bring on your next trip: Folding Readers At home, most Read More …
Las Vegas, which means meadows in Spanish, was established as a city in the year 1905. Establishment of the city was important because when iron spring clustered in this area, which was actually a desert, Las Vegas turned into an ideal refueling and rest stop. However, soon the water supply proved inadequate to support the approximately 800 residents of the city and about a century ago the water spring started drying up when the population increased at an excessive rate Read More …
For most boomers, the mention of Puerto Vallarta conjures up images of Captain Steubing and Julie, the CruiseDirector, on “The Love Boat.” The classic TV show, of which we all have fond memories, ran from 1977 to 1987 and made the destination a household name. But the resort town, on the Western coast of Mexico, is so much more than the beautiful beaches for which it’s best known. I recently visited Puerto Vallarta and was amazed by all it had Read More …
Nearly every morning, rain or not, I ride my cruiser two blocks to the beach and walk The Bay. This daily indulgence is justified with, “Shadow does his business and gets some exercise.” In reality, the reason for my routine is all about the surf. I go to check the swell size and direction, wind, sandbars and crowds, formulating my own private surf report. Even with NOAA Buoy and Tide Reports, plus Surfline and Satellite Images updating hourly, I’m not Read More …
