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Happy Birthday Pac-Man!Pac-Man, the little, yellow guy and his ghost friends were introduced May 22, 1980. The all-ages, unisex video game was a smashing success. -
Romantic Restaurants for Intimate Dates in Seattle, WashingtonSeattle is known for being the casual, laid back city. Still, every city has its fair share of romantic restaurants and Seattle doesn't disappoint. -
Healthy Activities to Burn Off Calories Thanksgiving WeekendEvery Thanksgiving, the same scene repeats itself all over American households and the next day, there are regrets from the turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie inhaled at the dinner table. -
Top 5 Airfare Travel Agency WebsitesSaving money on airfares is much easier thanks to the world wide web. Travel agency websites have sprung up everywhere, bidding for business. -
10 Healthy Halloween Recipes for Kids of All AgesAs a health conscious mom, I am always looking for new ways to feed my kids good for you food that isn't boring or bland. This Halloween, I will be making a few of these healthy recipes for a Halloween party my whole family will attend. -
10 Nontraditional Ideas for Halloween CandyVegan, fair-trade, gluten-free, disgusting, and diabetic-friendly and more ideas for the little or big trick or treaters in your life. -
Top 80's Halloween Movies for School Age KidsRelive the past and share a Halloween movie with the kids from the 1980's. There are ghosts, gremlins, and psychic powers all available on Netflix or Blockbuster for rent. -
Movie Review: Heroic TrioBaby boys are being stolen from the nursery at the hospital for an evil plot. Three women with different angles and superpowers delve into a mystery going back to childhood. -
Movie Review: The Lost Boys, an Eighties Movie Worth Seeing AgainThe classic 80's movie introduces vampire legend with a party attitude and the eighties hair styles.
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Selling Your Computer Stuff on Craigslist in Dallas, TexasEveryone seems to have old computer equipment sitting around collecting dust. One way to clean out the home office is to sell your old computer equipment on Craigslist.
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Braving the Malls on Black Friday in Dallas, TexasWith the abundance of shopping malls in the Dallas area, the day after Thanksgiving holds many options for the shoppers willing to brave the crowds for a good deal. -
Restaurant Review - Ruth's Chris Steakhouse in Dallas, TXTexas is known for its steaks and Dallas is home to many fantastic steak restaurants, one of them being Ruth's Chris steakhouse in Dallas. Although Ruth's Chris hails from New Orleans originally, Ruth's Chris is what a Texas steakhouse should be, delicious yet plain steaks. -
Walking While Web Surfing - Building a Workstation on a TreadmillAfter having a baby and moving two thousand miles, I found myself with a telecommuting position and no time to workout. I found an article about Dr. Levine at the Mayo Clinic who is creating what he dubs the "Office of the Future", an office that is built around movement. -
Pump it Up Jr. - Open Playtime and Birthday Parties for ToddlersToddlers and kids under 6 love Pump It Up Jr. for active, open playtime and no-hassle birthday parties. Kids can jump, climb, crawl and slide all over inflatable structures perfect for the smaller sized kids. -
Review of Wiggly Play Center Frisco, TexasFor the Wiggles lover in your family, the north suburbs of Dallas opened a Wiggles themed play center. Bright colors, loud Wiggles music and lots of activity, all for small children.