Category Archives: Vacation and Entertainment

Christian Event at the Super Bowl Offers Affordable Experience

Super Bowl tickets are selling for more than $2,000 a pop. That may sound like an unattainable goal, but there are other ways to have fun at the Super Bowl without completely sacking your budget. Super Bowl XLVI is taking place in Indianapolis, Indiana on February 5, 2012. But an event that is way more … Continue reading

10 Gifts TSA May Confiscate From Your Carry On

I’m heading across the country to visit my sister, brother-in-law and nephew for Christmas. This means I’ve had to be very creative when buying gifts. They must be small enough to fit in my suitcase, durable enough to withstand travel and safe enough to make it through security. There are plenty of popular gifts that … Continue reading

Save Money with Easy Handmade Halloween Costumes

Store bought costumes can be expensive. Plus when you show up to the party you may be one of five people wearing the same costume! Save money and show your personality with a handmade costume. There are easy ideas and free patterns online. Here are a few of the best resources for DIY costumes: Real … Continue reading

“Courageous” Continues to Experience Box Office Success

In its second week in theaters, Christian film Courageous continues to bring in million in box office sales. According to reports the film brought in around $4.6 million between last Friday and Sunday. That was enough to make it the weekend’s sixth highest overall earner. The film even beat out the 3D version of The … Continue reading

Free Christian Facebook Game Hits One Million Players

Facebook’s first biblically-based game is hitting major milestones. The free game Journey of Moses reached one million Facebook users in just eight weeks. The game launched in mid-August and is receiving great reviews according to developers. Players from around the world are using the game including those in Africa, Southeast Asia, Europe, South America, Australia … Continue reading

Fireworks In Hot Demand for the Fourth of July

It looks to be an explosive year for fireworks sales. The American Pyrotechnics Association says that in certain states, laws have been relaxed, which will allow consumers to stock up on even more explosives for their Fourth of July celebrations. Demand has never been higher for backyard fireworks according to the APA. Legislative changes were … Continue reading

Free Stuff Friday: Free Doughnuts, Free Steak Rub, Free Games and More!

Are you ready for the holiday weekend? It’s the unofficial start to summer, but these freebies are officially awesome! Free Dunkin’ Donuts: On June 3, participating Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants nationwide will offer guests a free donut of their choice (while supplies last) with the purchase of a beverage (excluding bottled cooler beverages). So mark your … Continue reading

The World’s Most Famous Hat Helps Charity

The hat seen around the world is back in the spotlight. The sculpture-like fascinator created by Philip Treacy and worn by Princess Beatrice to the Royal Wedding became more famous than Kate Gosselin. It became the focus of guests and newscasters covering the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton last month. The twisty … Continue reading

Are Gas Prices Slowing Down Summer Travel Plans?

Are gas prices slowing down your summer travel plans? According to a new poll from USA TODAY and Gallup, most families are still planning a summer getaway. More than six in ten say they need to get out of town for a while– even if it means paying more. Of those polled, most expect to … Continue reading

A Strategy to Winning the Lottery

During my lunch break yesterday I caught Richard Lustig’s visit to the Rachael Ray Show. Richard has won the lottery several times. His first win came in 1992 as he faced a stack of medical bills and a leaky roof. He decided to play a Millionaire Magic scratch-off ticket and ended up winning $10,000 which … Continue reading