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I’m planning on October in India: probably as far north as Shimla, south to some of the desert towns in Rajasthan and west through Vernasi. If there’s time, I’d like to get to Darjeeling (to ride the toy train!). No heave trekking, but some day hiking trips.

Moving is not an easy task, and it can spiral out of control if you do not make sure that you are organized from the get go. In order to be organized, there are a few things that you need to do, and a few things that you need to get. In fact, moving without some of these supplies can quickly become downright disastrous.

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A mandatory evacuation of New Orleans declared in advance of Hurricane Gustav will end at midnight on Wednesday, allowing residents to return on Thursday, Mayor Ray Nagin said. Nagin said on Tuesday it would take time before all of the city’s hospitals, water and sewage services, and power systems were fully operational and he urged residents to be cautious in returning.

Web: www.thetravelstrategist.com -- E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com28/08/2008 - Choosing Your Lenses When Traveling : Your Shoulders WillThank YouThis post is being posted for me, as I am no where near an internetconnection, but I've been having fun playing with the Flip Video Camera Ifigured I'd get

We’re planning on moving house in the next couple of weeks. While we’re at it, I thought of sharing with you some thoughts or insights as we go through the experience. The first tip is probably this: Do not pack your kids favorite DVD too early.

Tis the season for packing lunches. I’ve gotten some emails asking for tips on how to pack a healthy school lunch and to “green” the lunch box. I have to say, when it comes to packing a healthy lunch I think parents have to keep in mind, the lunch room is competitive and there are [...] ShareThis

This another great lunchbox post from our guest blogger Amy. Amy blogs at Mom’s Toolbox, where she shares her daily devotions as well as general tips from her life. Now that we have some ideas as to what to pack in the lunchboxes this school year, (Thanks for all your great ideas!!) I thought

uShip.com has provided us with some wonderful advice for packing and shipping wine.  We hope you enjoy this handy guideline. This article was written by Joseph Ho of uShip.com, an online marketplace for moving companies. Moving wine bottles can be quite a daunting task.

My last cruise had a dress code that called for “Evening Casual” in the dining room. To me, that meant shorts. But not to the onboard dining staff. They also didn’t mean jeans. They meant slacks and a nice shirt. Luckily, I packed that, but not really enough.