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Is it too hot, cold, rainy, snowy, windy, any or all of the above for you outside? Some days, you just want to stay in. Here are some ways to liven up a day inside to keep yourself and your kids entertained without too much mind numbing television.

… Where to buy

on the hip at spring seesion, milton keynes, england. Where to buy

Sorry, my pictures didn’t turn out, but you gotta go see this. It wasn’t as brutal as you might think, but the occasional brawls were fun to watch. It makes sense why they let the EMTs come in for free; they were needed a few times when falls and pushes kept players down too long.

There are so many great writers out there, imparting wisdom, humor, and more, that a quick trip around the Whole Hog Blogs network is in order for our relaxed, leisurely Sunday post. Let’s start with a household dilemma… where to take your old lightbulbs, Linda over at Forcedgreen tells you who, what,

  What it is: Creative Park is a great free creative resource library for teachers and students.  Creativity is such an important part of child development but also an important aspect of 21st century learning and thinking.  Creative Park offers teachers and students awesome resources for putting that creativity to use.

Today amusement holds an individual part in every human life. Because seeking the relaxation has become very tough. To solve this problem we have many solutions but this is an entirely different way to be relaxed. An amusement park is in Alberta of Canada features the largest indoor wave pool.

When you sit down to watch the Opening Ceremonies or get tired of watching all of the commercials during your favorite sport (ahem, gymnastics) pull out these fun Traditional Chinese games to play with the family.

Today we took a journey to Monte Mare.  Click here to check out the site . It is an indoor/outdoor swimming facility with 2 big water slides, indoor and outdoor kiddie pools, sauna, wave pool….Ya get the picture, right?  Oh, that’s only half of it.  On the other side, hidden from anyone’s view, is the same thing, minus the kiddie pools, only no bathing suits are allowed.  Hmmmm.

A few years ago I was asking my cousin about her trip to Maui. Her face fell. “It rained the entire time,” she said, “we were so disappointed.” Although it’s possible for a rain-out during an island vacation, most of the islands are big enough that tourists can drive to a dry side in a matter of an hour or so.