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Fitness Articles | November 20, 2008 How to avoid holiday weight gain: 10 simple steps you can take prior to the holiday feast to motivate your metabolism and help scathe off the holiday bulge. IMPORTANT: If you wish to avoid weight gain this Holiday season, be sure to READ and Print this OUT! This is your simple, step by step guide to Motivate your Metabolism and enjoy the upcoming holiday feast - guilt-free! So, with just over a week to the traditional Thanksgiving feast - what are you doing to avoid the holiday bulge? No need to cut calories, turn to appetite suppressants or do hours of cardio to come out of this holiday feast unscathed. Grab your 10 Step Holiday Planner to Boost your Metabolism and Avoid Holiday Weight Gain with Ease! Join me as I count you backwards to the day of the holiday feast, sharing simply nutritional tips all designed to motivate your metabolism. In doing so you start with the results in mind. This helps you to follow a step by step plan to stay focused an...

Travel Articles | November 18, 2015 Ensuring you have family holiday insurance makes any holiday more relaxing – no matter how adventurous. A family sailing holiday could be perfect for you!� Making sure you're covered with a good family holiday insurance policy is essential before you head off on any adventure. From biking to skiing and from canoeing to climbing, there are family adventure holidays to suit everyone. One very popular family holiday offered by specialist travel companies is sailing, and, as long as you have adequate family holiday insurance you'll have the peace of mind to be free to make the most of a truly memorable experience. How Does a Family Sailing Holiday Work? If you're part of a family that loves the water and revels in the idea of long, relaxing days cruising the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean or the Adriatic, then a sailing holiday is ideal for you. Even if your family consists of both teenagers and younger children it's no problem...

Other Articles | October 4, 2010 The holidays are approaching. You will need gifts and fresh holidaywear, tee's are likely your best bet for both. Even if you don't likethe holidays there is no way to avoid them. They will soon be here. Ifyou talk to friends or workmates, they will be discussing gifts andplans. If you go to just about any store, there will be decorations andholiday stuff for sale. Since you can't avoid the holiday revelry, mightas well enjoy it. The holidays are approaching. You will need gifts and fresh holiday wear, tee's are likely your best bet for both. Even if you don't like the holidays there is no way to avoid them. They will soon be here. If you talk to friends or workmates, they will be discussing gifts and plans. If you go to just about any store, there will be decorations and holiday stuff for sale. Since you can't avoid the holiday revelry, might as well enjoy it. If you are more of the Scrooge character than the jolly red dressed S...

Hobbies Articles | December 13, 2008 You may think of holiday cards as being Christmas or Seasons Greetingscards, but really there are many more holiday cards than this oneholiday.� There are holiday cards for Christmas, Hanukah, Easter (orResurrection Day), Thanksgiving, Halloween, Columbus Day, President'sDay, Martin Luther King Day, Independence Day, New Years, Valentine'sDay, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandparents Day, and AdministrativeAssistants Day.� As you can see, there are many holidays we celebrate,and each of them have their own holiday cards. You may think of holiday cards as being Christmas or Seasons Greetings cards, but really there are many more holiday cards than this one holiday.� There are holiday cards for Christmas, Hanukah, Easter (or Resurrection Day), Thanksgiving, Halloween, Columbus Day, President's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Independence Day, New Years, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandparents Day, and Adm...

Family Articles | October 8, 2008 The holidays are a wonderful time to send a personal letter to old friends and new friends. There are a great variety of holiday cards to send depending on what the occasion is. Holiday cards don�t need to be sent just at the end of the year either. There are holiday cards to send year round. And with holidays, also come holiday parties, so don't forget about holiday party invitations too. The end of the year is the most popular time to send holiday greeting cards. If the sender is sending Christmas wishes or hosting a Christmas party, there are numerous types of cards and invitations available. There are many themes for holiday parties including traditional Christmas elements such as Christmas trees, wreathes, and presents. Other elements may include poinsettias, snowmen, and bells. For a Hanukkah celebration, there are many wonderful invitations and cards featuring traditional menorah or Dradle. There are lots of other holidays year round that ma...

Travel Articles | July 17, 2007 You�ve booked your holiday, read the travel guide and bought new clothes �what else is left to do but sit back and enjoy?...Well, if you want to avoid a stressful start to your holiday try following our checklist: Enjoy your holiday from right from the word go You've booked your holiday, read the travel guide and bought new clothes �what else is left to do but sit back and enjoy?...Well, if you want to avoid a stressful start to your holiday try following our checklist: Don't Forget To� 1. Check Passports & Visas are valid: Essential if you want to get out of the country in the first place! 2. Tickets: Without at least a booking reference number you may have trouble even getting on the plane 3. Lock all windows and doors: Simple enough, but often overlooked, and no one wants to come back off holiday to find their home is bare. 4. Money: Even if you remember your tickets and passports, if you've forgotten your wallet your holiday could be...

Education Articles | November 17, 2004 Happy ... At this time of year, why not plan a ... holiday ... your children research the holiday customs of their family's heritage country. ... upon their ages, your st Happy Holidays! At this time of year, why not plan a multi-cultural holiday party? Have your children research the holiday customs of their family's heritage country. Depending upon their ages, your students may watch a video, read a book or article, research on the internet, or interview family members. Have them make a collage or write a report of their findings. Graph the number of students whose families come from different countries. The day of the party, let them wear clothes, bring in food (labeled with name of the food and the country it represents), bring in music, and play games representing as many of the countries as possible. Another way to have an international celebration is for each teacher on the team to be in charge of a different country. Make a passpor...