National Park Spring Getaways From Dallas

Posted on March 21, 2012 By aspeagle (Edit) Leave a Comment
Turner-Falls-Park

If you don't mind a bit of a drive from your Dallas apartment, there are several different cities and sites that allow you take in what the area of the country has to offer.  Check out national parks within driving distance of Dallas where you can take an active, adventurous spring getaway. Chicksaw National Recreation Area, 2.5 Hours Chicksaw National... [Read more...]

Snow Or Sun? 2 Winter Weekend Getaways From Dallas

Posted on February 27, 2012 By aspeagle (Edit) Leave a Comment
Texas-Gulf-Shore

Are you looking for a little fun and adventure this winter and need a change of scenery from your luxury apartment in Dallas?  Well, if this is the case, there are a large number of possible destinations for exciting winter weekend getaways.  From skiing to just sitting by a nice fire, there isn't a shortage of opportunities.  Of course, there is always... [Read more...]

Get Ready for Football in Dallas

Posted on August 3, 2011 By abrookins (Edit) Leave a Comment
Texas Christian University Football

We are at one month and counting for the beginning of the 2011-2012 football season. The professional athletes have returned to work, collegiate athletes are practicing and preparing for class, and fans are anxiously awaiting the beginning of the season. In order to be prepared for the beginning of football, note some of these important dates and events... [Read more...]

Experience Dallas by Air with These Flight Lessons

Posted on July 14, 2011 By abrookins (Edit) Leave a Comment
"Helicopter on the runway"

Flight is one of human's crowning achievements. The ability to leave the ground and soar through the sky, is proof of man's technological prowess over their environment. The city of Dallas is a wonderful sight to behold from the air and anyone interested in experiencing that sight can learn to fly by taking flying lessons. Below are two courses in Dallas... [Read more...]

TRAVELING WITH CHILDREN; I’m Leavin’ on a Jet Plane

Posted on June 16, 2010 By Tracy (Edit) Leave a Comment

And I'm taking my sanity with me! Navigating an airport will test anyone's patience these days. Stringent baggage policies, slow lines and security checks can add hours and stress to what might otherwise be an enjoyable start to a trip. Toss in a kid or two and you double the stress. Not only will there be tough packing decisions to be made before you even... [Read more...]

Shaken or Stirred?

Posted on December 15, 2009 By jgrey (Edit) Leave a Comment

If you ever go to Japan, make sure you visit Ginza Tender. Japanese mixologist Kazuo Uyeda, will certainly shake something up for you. See his amazing technique here. I bet his drinks are delicious. Read More →

Travel Deal for Mexico

Posted on December 9, 2009 By jgrey (Edit) Leave a Comment

I have a travel deal courtesy of ShermansTravel.com. Mexicana has launched a winter fare sale from 11 major U.S. cities to popular vacation destinations like Acapulco, Cancun, San Jose Cabo, and more from as little as $188 round-trip. This incredible sale also includes two of the airline's new non-stop routes at very tempting rates. Fly from Chicago to Puerto... [Read more...]

Find Your Luggage..Hopefully

Posted on November 12, 2009 By amarie2 (Edit) Leave a Comment

It's never a great thing to lose your luggage. There's a ton of headache and heartache that comes with calling and checking on your bag and waiting for a response. Fortunately there are some airlines that make the experience a better one, and there are others who make it worse. Here's the lineup. Read More →

Getaway to Fort Griffin

Posted on October 8, 2009 By amarie (Edit) Leave a Comment

Fort Griffin State Historic Site offers recreational opportunities for history buffs, outdoors enthusiasts, astronomers and families. Located in the unspoiled natural environment of West Texas, Fort Griffin held command over the southern plains, as one in a line of frontier defensive forts from 1867 to 1881. The site includes remnants of a historic Western fort,... [Read more...]