If you’re visiting Denver and you are a fan of the Titanic, then you must go see the Molly Brown House Museum . This restored Victorian mansion of the legendary Denver resident, now serves as a museum that attracts more than 40,000 visitors per year. Located at 1340 Pennsylvania Street it is close to many [...]
Archive for July, 2010
Lynx in SD
San Diego is an interesting place. In some respects, it’s a lovely beach town, where the call of the sea is all that there is, or all that matters, and time spent in the sand and the sun can invigorate tired and frayed nerves. In other respects, there is a local culture here that has [...]
Beneath the Square in Seattle
The city of Seattle is one of the most splendid places in contemporary history. There’s something here that can appeal to almost every taste and sensibility. It’s a multicultural place with a reputation for civic mindedness. There is also a terrific sense of innovation here, and a love for things that are interesting or unusual. [...]
Lighting Features for Childrens Rooms
Proper lighting for infant nurseries and children’s bedrooms can make all the difference in their ability to sleep well and potential for elongated sleep patterns . It can also affect the overall atmosphere of a room and contribute to sense of security and contentment in an infant or child, or adversely create a more harsh [...]
DC at Night
Everyone goes to DC to explore the historical sites and see where our founding fathers did a lot of their work. However, that is not the only thing to do in this town, and the whole place changes once the lights go down. You won’t expect to run into Obama at any of these hot [...]
Maps for Kids
There are few gifts for kids that are as educational or useful as a map. Generally it is traditional to give them something like a map of the world so that they can learn about world geography and history, but with younger kids it is sometimes wiser to give them a large map of a [...]