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I have been a writer, website developer, and internet marketer since 2006. Presently living in sunny Florida after many years in the snowy midwest.
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Naples Florida on the Paradise CoastThe upscale Naples area on the Florida Gulf Coast is a paradise of white sand beaches, cultural attractions, open-air shops, plus great fishing and plenty of wilderness.
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Swim with the Manatees in Citrus County, FloridaIn the middle of the Florida Nature Coast, the warm spring water attracts hundreds of Manatees during the winter. A blossoming tourist attraction has resulted in the only place in America where people can swim with these quiet aquatic mammals.
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Lakeland, Fla.A mostly quiet, laid-back city with many historic structures, Lakeland still retains the feel of Old Florida
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Port Charlotte, Fla.Among West Florida beach communities, Port Charlotte is a quiet laid-back area slightly off the beaten track. It's a great place for rest and relaxation, and has good fishing and golfing on the Florida Gulf Coast.
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Sebring, Fla.A name synonymous with auto racing, the city of Sebring offers a slice of life in rural old Florida.
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Gainesville, Fla.Voted one of the healthiest cities in America, Gainesville offers plenty to art and nature. A pleasant North Florida climate with mild winters and a long springtime is a plus.
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Ocala, Fla.Home to thousands of horse lovers, Ocala offers plenty of sunshine in the great outdoors with a reasonable cost of living only an hour away from Disney World.
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Daytona Beach, Fla.From the early races on the hard-packed beach to the International Motor Speedway, the sound of roaring engines has dominated Daytona for more than a century.
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Pensacola, Fla.With origins dating back to the 1500s, this city of five flags was the first U.S. Naval Air Station, which is now home to the Blue Angels aerobatic team. It has plenty of white sand beaches too.
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Panama City, Fla.St. Andrews State Park offers plenty of family fun, in and out of the water. Plenty of golf courses and rental condos make this a great winter getaway.
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Boca Grande FloridaNamed after the broad deep inlet that brings thousands of spawning Tarpon, this Old Florida town on Gasparilla Island is a trip back in time.
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Apalachicola, Fla.A quiet southern town in unspoiled wilderness with a strong maritime flavor, Apalachicola is the oyster capital of Florida.
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Siesta Key BeachesSiesta Beach offers 49 acres of pure white sand, with plenty of lodging options nearby. Great fishing around Point of Rocks.
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Marco Island VacationMostly developed during the 1970s, Marco offers quiet island living with modern waterside amenities.
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Sanibel IslandFrom pirate haven to modern environment surrounded by wildlife, Sanibel Island is a gem on the Florida Gulf Coast.
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Merritt IslandCovering 140,000 acres, the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge is a great outdoors paradise, and Disney Cruise Lines is nearby.
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The Unwanted Fish is Now a Delicious Gourmet DishAfter looking for ways to eradicate the foreign invader Lionfish, NOAA launches a campaign to turn it into a food source, and restaurants are heeding the call.
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Tarpon Springs Sponge DocksHistoric Tarpon Springs is a quiet laid-back old Florida town that celebrates all things Greek and is the closest thing to being there.
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Cedar KeyCompared to the Key West of around 60 years ago, the West Florida village of Cedar Key is being discovered as a quiet getaway offering gracious southern hospitality.on the Gulf Coast.
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Bonita SpringsOn the south side of Lee County on the Florida Gulf Coast, the quiet town of Bonita Springs is a great place to get away from it all, with beach parks in undeveloped barrier islands.
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Destin on the Emerald CoastThe Destin area along the Emerald Coast is the biggest tourist attraction on the Florida Panhandle. Many visitors find that the laid-back atmosphere is a refreshing change of pace.
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Amelia IslandAmelia Island is at the north end of Florida, a half hour from Jacksonville. A pedestrian-friendly historic downtown at Fernandina Beach is the center of this laid-back vacation spot offering charming southern hospitality.
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Delray BeachA quiet community in South Florida that is often overlooked, the Downtown Delray Beach Arts District is geared toward pedestrians, with shops, restaurants and art galleries along historic Atlantic Avenue and adjoining side streets.
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Miami-area AttractionsThe greater Miami area is a diverse international paradise with ethnic restaurants from all over the world. The South Beach and Art Deco District are year-round fun destinations. -
Hawaii TV ShowsFrom Hawaiian Eye in the fifties to the 21st century remake of Hawaii-5-O, the combination of a detective series set in the Aloha paradise has been an enduring winner. -
Gilligan's Island TV ShowThe SS Minnow is tossed and runs aground, and the fun begins.
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Amtrak TravelThe future possibilities of competition to Amtrak travel railroad service in the United States. -
Rent a LimousineSharing a limousine rental for a special occasion such as a wedding, can be surprisingly affordable. -
The VirginianSpanning nine seasons, The Virginian was one of the most enduring shows spawned during the TV western era which lasted roughly from the mid-fifties to the mid-seventies. -
"Happy Days" TV SpinoffsAfter having been launched as an offshoot of "Love American Style," Happy Days was the launching pad for other shows, some of which were quite good, while others could not manage a single season.
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Electric Cars MitsubishiFor 2012, Mitsubishi will introduce it's electric vehicle, which will be the least expensive electric on the road.
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House MakeoverWith a glut of homes on the market, hiring a home makeover artist may well be the best investment when trying to sell a home quickly. -
Tampa's Taco Bus Expands to St. Petersburg's Grand Central DistrictAn immigrant brings the love of his native Mexican cooking street food to the Tampa Bay area, now on both sides of the bay.
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Electric AircraftIt may not make the news, but electric aircraft development is slowly increasing, and may kick into high gear with any oil disruption -
Honeymoon Island, FloridaHoneymoon Island is a great getaway for lovers of all ages -
Pet Disease HazardsMany people treat pets like family, but is letting them lick you and sleep in your bed a good idea?
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All in the Family SpinoffsThe Jeffersons and Maude rubbed Archie Bunker the wrong way, each in their own way.
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea TV ShowThe Seaview was a futuristic submarine on a research mission, or so it seemed..
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The Patty Duke ShowThe Patty Duke show was an entertaining sitcom with a twist
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Sea Hunt TV ShowSea Hunt was an exciting underwater show, which began during the late 50s -
Sky King TV ShowSky King was a television show during the late 1950s, which featured the main character flying a twin engine Cessna in the western US -
Flipper TV ShowFlipper was set in Florida, starring a wild Dolphin befriended by a boy. -
Peacocks of Coconut Grove, FloridaPeacock art is on display across Coconut Grove, even as the natural variety is banned. -
Mary Tyler Moore SpinoffsSpun off from The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Rhoda was all right in her own right, and so was Phyllis. But don't forget boss Lou Grant.
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The Donna Reed ShowThe Donna Reed Show was another 1950s family show which featured the Perfect Fantasy American Family that everyone longed for. -
MASH TV ShowMASH, the long running dramatic comedy set during the Korean war.
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Mary Tyler MooreMary Tyler Moore was a sit-com about a single lady executive.
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All in the Family Tv ShowAll In The Family was one of the most popular television shows of all time.
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Lakeland Linder Airport on the Airline MapA new destination in central Florida may soon be receiving air travelers. -
Hummer, Son of HumveeThe big bulky Hummer was a flashy show vehicle that was never a big seller and became a victim of the GM bankruptcy.
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The Chain of ParksA tour of the chain of parks along the Downtown St.Petersburg waterfront -
Fight Flight FearThousands of planes fly off daily, so uneventful we don't even think about it.
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Welding New York City MonumentsNew York City had lost many buildings to fire, and welded, wire-reinforced concrete solved the problem -
Saturn, a Different Kind of Car CompanyThe last Saturn was the 2009 model, as the company closed as part of the GM bankruptcy reorganization. -
Budget LandscapingThere is a universe of plant and landscaping information on the Internet. -
The United-Continental Mega MergerHow will the assortment of hubs compliment and detract from each other, there is bound to be some duplication.
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Farm Job, Anyone?A shortage of farm labor will cause food prices to rise at a time when many people are out of work.
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Writing Therapy is Good for the SoulWriting about any subject with emotional connections may provide the most relief, and open new pathways
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5 Tips to Break the Food Anxiety StressDo you have a compulsion to overeat when feeling stressed out? -
The Southwest - AirTran MergerSouthwest will gain entry into the coveted Atlanta market, which has been the Delta fortress hub for decades -
Will Lincoln Make a Comeback?Lincoln has seven models planned for 2014, including a new small car. -
Bicycle Safety TipsDesignated bicycle lanes and paths are no excuse for disregarding safety.
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Kansas USABirthplace of president Dwight Eisenhower
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Houseplants for Clean AirFor best air cleaning effect, a potted plant for every 100 square feet is best.
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Caring for Captive GiraffesMore than most animals, Giraffes need dedicated care in a captive environment -
Aircraft and Avionics TechniciansAircraft and avionics technicians are responsible for performing maintenance and repair on aircraft in a safe manner
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Blue Collar WorkerMany blue collar workers perform essential services that must continue regardless of economic conditions. -
Illegal Immigrants Taking Unwanted Jobs?Sure illegal aliens can find jobs, but is that good for the USA, for their -
The Space TouristMore affordable sub-orbital flights are in the planning stages by several companies. The arbitrary boundary of space is 62 miles altitude
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Montreal Transportation OptionsFive commuter rail lines run to the edges of Montreal and beyond to suburban towns. -
What is Your Relationship with Money?For most of us, dealing with money is a struggle. We are bombarded by advertisements for the latest product that will make us lookand feel wonderful,
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Do We Become Happier as We Get Older?When the urgency and showing off during our youth is over, stress gradually diminishes as we enter a quiet contentment where we can relax and be ourselves.
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Cruise PassengerThere are internet sites where discounts for last-minute cruises are available -
Coconut Grove, Where Miami BeganFarther north, another town by the name of Miami had been established and was growing -
Souvenir IdeasSouvenir items are not the same as Memorabilia, which are connected to a specific event. -
Emotional Abuse ScarsThe deep emotional scars may never heal,
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Benefits of MeditationThe best time to meditate is right after awakening, so make it part of your morning ritual.
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Scuba Diving InstructionNowadays it's easy to find nearby Scuba diving shops on the Internet
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Gulfport Tampa Bay FloridaIn recent decades Gulfport became a bastion of liberal open-mindedness, attracting many singles and retirees -
Air ShowsMany of their aerobatic stunts at flying shows look dangerous, but it's amazing the great safety record that air shows have
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Kansas City Aviation HistoryTWA, Trans World Airlines was considered the hometown airline. It's roots went back to 1939, when Western Air Express and Transcontinental Air Transport merged to form Transcontinental and Western Air -
The Air Cooled EngineIt was designed by an engineer whose name was Ferdinand Porsche, who went on to build his own line of rear-engined sports cars. -
Westport, Where Kansas City BeganWestport was incorporated in 1857, but it's origins go back to 1831 when a missionary set up a church at what is now the corner of Westport road and Pennsylvania Avenue -
Key Largo DivingThe offshore John Pennekamp state park has a vast shallow area for explorers
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How to Write a Mission StatementMany people think writing a mission statement will be seen as selfish or uppity. But it's a great way to analyze your life and clarify your goals. This will give you the life map you always needed.
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How to Travel Greyhound BusYou may think bus travel is not worth it, but follow the steps and learn to love the big bus.
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The Seashell CollectionMany who live by the seashore enjoy this fascinating hobby which costs nothing, and collecting seashells is captivating. There are so many seashell types, each with it's own shape and coloring -
How to Repower Your Immune SystemStrengthening your immune system is the best way to stay healthy. It will fight the common cold and prevent an array of ailments, even cancer and heart disease. It will take determination and effort, -
Creative PeopleA lot of creative people enjoy the quiet solitude that drawing or painting a picture brings. This long-enduring art activity goes back thousands of years.
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Stay Fit as You AgeMany boomers and seniors are well aware of the valuable benefits of a consistent exercise program to Stay Fit. Most have the same excuses as their younger peers. Here are some tips to follow. -
How to Relieve Arthritis PainArthritis is a leading cause of disability that affects millions, including children. But with medicine and exercise, a lot can be done to control arthritis pain.
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Stop Trying to Be PerfectPeople who pursue unrealistic standards take the motto "be the best you can be" to heart. Thinking this will get them ahead in business and personal goals, they instead lose relationships and stress themselves into illness.
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How to Get in MotionIt's defined as resistance or disinclination to motion, action or change. For those who continue in a job they hate, inertia will sap their energy. -
Prepare for Snowshoeing Trek ToursAlthough skiing and snowboarding are popular, have you tried snowshoeing? If not, hit the snowy trails wearing snowshoes Here are some pointers for the right start. -
How to Enjoy Living in the CondosLiving in the condos has many benefits. The outside of each unit and the common areas are maintained by the homeowners association, whose members are elected by the unit owners.
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How to Transition to RetirementSo many of us have been brainwashed into thinking that retirement is carefree. For most of us, it's not that simple -
How to Practice RelaxationFor many of us, our harried overscheduled lives leave little time for relaxation. But the toll the stress takes on our bodies adds up as we get older. Follow these tips to calm down and enjoy life.
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Visit the Ocala National ForestThe southernmost national forest in North America, the Ocala National Forest was established in 1908, the oldest in the eastern states. Located three miles east of the City of Ocala. -
How to Organize Your MoveWhen moving it pays to get organized, by making a house moving checklist and packing in advance what will go in each room, it will make for less stress.
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The New Year Jump-StartWhen the new year arrives, be ready with plans to accomplish more of what you want in your life.
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Natural World WondersWhen we need solitude from a hurried, stressful world, lose yourself in the wonders of nature, it will revitalize you.
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Carnival the Giant Cruise LineBeginning with a single ship based in Miami, Carnival now cruises from many ports with the most amenities aboard, making it the industry leader.
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Is There a Steam Car in Our Future?The Stanley Steamer and the Doble car were successful designs back in the early 1900s. With the technology available today, it could easily make a comeback. -
Our Parents, Were We Blessed or Cursed?Sometimes people become parents by mistake, and they are not good at it, and never wanted to be. -
Future Energy SourcesSeveral alternative forms of energy are being tried, and any more oil industry woes will only accelerate their development. -
Living on WheelsFrom the old hippie buses to rolling mega-mansions, the RV has taken America for a ride, as either by choice or necessity, more keep hopping aboard. -
Foreign Coin CollectingGathering a coin collection is a great hobby, which teaches a lot about other cultures and their history. -
Will the Electric Car Bring Real Change?Electric car development is speeding up, and their prices may be coming down. Will Big Oil become a dinosaur? -
Chrysler's Search for a New BeginningThe once mighty Chrysler Corporation has gone through many problems and changes in recent years, and it's chances for survival are not good.
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Delta the Giant AirlineThe Delta Northwest merger has created a gigantic airline with a monopoly in some cities. Will this turn out well, and help the traveling public? -
Is a Vintage Camper for You?Besides saving money, many people find that restoring a vintage camper gives them a distinctive vehicle with a unique charm all it's own.
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Houseboat VacationsIf you are longing for a different kind of vacation, staying in a self-contained houseboat could be just right. -
The Name is Bond James BondThe enduring character of James Bond was cemented by Sean Connery, and those who followed came close but never replaced him, he will always be Bond -
Choose the Right Boat for YouWith many different boat makes and models available, it's easy to get confused. Try them out and make it a fun adventure. -
St.Petersburg-Clearwater Airport FlightsSt.Petersburg-Clearwater airport is the secondary airport in Tampa Bay, but it provides a vital function for the Florida Gulf Coast.
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Florida Tampa Bay WeekendThe greater Tampa Bay area is full of sunshine fun, historic sites, theme parks, great beaches, boating, and fishing for a short getaway, or longer.
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Ybor City, Tampa's Historic NeighborhoodThe old cigar factories of Ybor City are now museums, boutiques, and art galleries
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Tata NANO CarThe NANO car made by TATA motors in India is a radical design with the lowest price tag among new cars. -
Miami Transportation TipsMiami is one of Florida's top tourist destinations, and no wonder will all it has to offer. With a great transportation system, getting around Miami is easy. -
Dealing with Sibling ConflictMany siblings become estranged at an early age, which continues throughout life. There are ways to cope and make it less so.
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Saying No when We MustMany times we feel shameful for having to say No to a request, when in reality it is the best thing we can do. State your case for saying No to a request.
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A Good Life Without DebtCarrying excessive debt has become a worrisome burden for many, which when it becomes prolonged, may result in a serious mental health issue. It's better to get out of debt even if it's a temporary setback.
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Combating Workplace StressWorkplace stress is often hidden or not taken seriously by those affected, who may feel trapped in their job as their stress grows to cover their entire life and can lead to serious mental problems. -
Making Fitness a PriorityMany people know they need to stay fit but do not make it a priority until their health worsens. There is no need to be a statistic when exercise can easily be part of a busy schedule.
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Your First SailboatIf you have never been on a sailboat, give it a try and you might get hooked. Let the wind power your sails to new adventures. -
Monterey, California, DelightsWhen looking for a pleasant location to visit or retire, the Monterey Bay area in central California has a lot to offer. With near-perfect climate and an array of entertainment choices, it offers something for everyone.
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What Kayak to Buy?When you choose a kayak, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the array of choices available. Make sure you are buying a kayak for your level of experience. -
Vintage Aircraft ExhibitsThe world of vintage aircraft is a fascinating look at the history of aviation, kept alive by dedicated owners and pilots. -
Theme Park AdventuresVisiting a theme park can be a great family reunion destination, with entertainment for the whole family plus accomodations included. -
Keep Your Mind SharpTips on how to retain your memories with the passing years. Age has no bearing on memory loss. -
Growing Up in a Nurturing HomeOur home environment forms our personality, for better or worse. Those who grow up in disfunctional families suffer deep emotional wounds difficult to heal.
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Art Therapy BenefitsArt therapy has been shown to provide lifetime benefits for people dealing with stress disorders, developmental disabilities, and victims of abuse. -
Car Leasing Still a Good Deal?Although many regard car leasing as a waste of money, it may be the best option for those who do not drive a lot.
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Gap Year AbroadAlthough in some parts of the world taking a gap year exploring life and the world is common, in the United States it is still not entirely accepted. That is changing, however.
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How to Enjoy a Healing VacationIn today's working environment, many people are afraid to take time off. Stress will build up over time, and taking a rest from stress is both healthy and necessary. -
Vintage Cars CollectingThere are antique car shows every weekend, all across America, and everyone is invited. Be a part of it. -
Urban WildlifeOne of the most joyful things about living in an area with an abundance of public wildlife habitat is the variety of urban wildlife. Although getting too close may be dangerous at times, the emotional boost we get is well worth it. -
Fear of SuccessWhy is it that so many people try to get ahead, or so it seems, and never do? They try repeatedly, going from job to job and never quite making it. Something always goes wrong.
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Embrace ChangeChange can be a challenge, a chore, or a new beginning. Embrace change, and change your life for the better.
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Single BoomersYour friends all got married, then divorced or not. During that time they became parents or not, while through it all you remained single and still are. -
Review of a Thanksgiving Day FlightIn depth review of a short flight on Thanksgiving morning.
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Florida Real Estate Market: The Correction is UnderwayAn overview of the current real estate trends in Florida
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Want to be a Taxi Driver?It's easy to get into, but not a good place to be. If you have any education, you can do better.
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There's Something About the AmishDid the cloistered way of life of the Amish contribute to this school shooting.
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Low Budget BostonDetails of a six day trip by someone looking for a new city to explore. The entire trip is on foot and public transportation. Capturing memories on a disposable camera.