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Blogs about: Staycations
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... doing so costs less money.
Part of the reason for the rise in staycations has to do with the fact that the price of gasoline has gone up, making it not only more expensive to travel ... country in order to have a good time. Rather, all the fun that they need is right in their backyards sometimes!
While staycations have their positive qualities, it has also had a negative effect for some people. For ...
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A random assortment of pictures from the last few weeks... We did a family staycation here in in NS, hiking in Keji, a night in Yarmouth, up through the Annapolis Valley. Gorgeous all round and I find myself after two years feeling increasingly at home in this province.
Hallowe'en was a blast and Dylan "went" (read hung around the house) as a bear. I'd bought a stuffed teddy ...
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... stay in your own city and go on 'Staycation'.
The top three reasons for Staycations in 2009:
1. Economic Recession2. Explore your own world class city3. 8 months pregnant ... of it. Enjoy the walk there and back. Experience the moment.
4. Christmas Shop for yourself and others
Staycations during Christmas are the ideal time to cross a lot off your shopping list. Dedicated couple of days ...
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... Al-Nafourah restaurant is no more but I'm sure diners will discover their own magical fable with Favola.
I find it really therapeutic sitting by the pool and letting time slip. That's the way staycations should be, an escape from day to day reality and the unforgiving grasp of time.
When the curtains of light from the sun fades, it's time for KL city to put on a show. The pool area ...
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... movies. ( Heck...I haven't been to the movies in 30 years ! )
D. We don't shop at the mall.
E. We don't buy convenience foods.
What do we do ?
A. Look up "staycations" , this is just becoming popular but large families have been doing it for years !
B. We have dinner dates at home. Or...order Pizza ? No way ! We make our own.
C. Much cheaper to wait until the video ...
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... of 2009 that MSNBC has just catalogued. These include staycation, recessionista, and cash for clunkers (an example of clunkernomics related to appliances, not cars).
We first wrote about staycations in April 2008 and documented how the recession (or he-cession) prompted lifestyle changes like paycations, weisure, and unitasking. As the economy recalibrates, you might find yourself shopping in a ...
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After a year of "travel slumps," "staycations" and other cringeworthy words and conditions, let's plan to get out on the road next year. Hey, economists are saying that the recession's already over, and the job market's recovery can't be too far behind. So, there's your motive. Opportunity? That's your vacation time; you probably have enough. All that ...
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... ? A design consultation can set you well on your way to solving problems, designing resonant and engaging outdoor areas and selecting appropriate materials and plants for your home.
Escape with these Micro-Staycations!
Adams Micro-Staycation with MCLA Presents and Topia Inn
Experience MCLA Presents! Annual Blues and Funk Festival, featuring Slavic Soul Party and Big Sam’s Funky Nation. ...
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... Americans have decided to make cutbacks in their budget. For many, travel was one of the first words on the list to hit the cutting room floor.
The travel industry quickly took up the cry of “staycations,” encouraging people to act like tourists in their own towns and cities. While a staycation might work for a weekend, it’s not quite the same as a full-fledged getaway.
The ...
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... degree related) questions and responses about attendance and open hours. It is heartening to hear that a number of museums are reporting increased attendance--due in part to "staycations" and the economic times, but also due to increased efforts to reach out to your community. It certainly makes sense to me that celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Buffalo Bills matters ...
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... know how much you spent on travel in this past year. And don't stop voting there - check the rest of my Best of 2009 polls!
How Much Did You Spend on Travel in 2009?
Nothing - I only went on staycations this year.
Less than $500
$500 to $1,000
$1,000 to $2,000
$2,000 to $3,000
$3,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
More than $5 ...
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... around the world. Destination ski resorts are really reaching out to families with travel, lodging and skiing packages and you can find some real savings right at home as local areas offer enticing "staycations."
Another gift option is ski lessons. As I always say, "Take a Lesson" and lessons make a great holiday gift. You might want to add a season pass or a few days ...
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... have put trillions of dollars at risk to bail out struggling banks. “All these people are gaming the system, and I’m paying for it,” he says. “My kids are going to be paying it off.”
While the Richeys are going on fancy vacations and Mr. Hernandez is eating out more often, we’re learning the joy of staycations and never expecting to be able to retire.
Aneil
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