Vacation News Archive
21-May-2006
- 'Infectious vacation (Calgary Sun)
Sometimes when someone comes back from a Vacation, you hardly recognize them. They look tanned, relaxed and, well, just different. - 'Someone else can mind the store when the boss needs a vacation (USA Today)
Summer's just about here, and you know what that means: Vacation. Oh, you haven't taken a Vacation in years because you have no one to mind your business while you're gone? Well, it's about time you did. - 'Vacation Tips: How To Get A Luxury Vacation For Less (PR Web)
For many people, summer vacation means a trip to the beach with the family. But this year, with gas prices sky high and budgets a little tighter than usual, many people are rethinking their annual trips. However, there is a way to vacation at upscale resorts for bargain prices at the most popular times of the summer. (PRWEB May 20, 2006) - 'Vacation Homes' Water Hazards (Washington Post)
When people meditate, they think of waterfalls. When they want to be reborn, they turn to consecrated water. Looking for fun? Try a splash in the surf. - 'Vacation Bible School At The Cathedral "Marketplace 29 A.D." (Garden City News)
The Cathedral of the Incarnation will be holding its annual Vacation Bible School from August 21 to 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Children ages 4 through 9 are eligible to attend. The theme is "Marketplace 29 A.D." The location will be on the south lawn of the Cathedral in the shade of the many beautif - 'VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Announcements of Vacation Bible Schools may be sent to mynews@sunherald.com or faxed to 896-2104. Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednesday for Saturday publication. - 'Many Canadians' work is never done: vacation poll (Canadian Business)
TORONTO (CP) - Torontonians may be notorious as people who say "Thank goodness it's Monday," but it seems it isn't just denizens of the country's largest city who are reluctant to drag themselves away from work. - 'Canceled Vacation Plans (Kiplinger Magazine via Yahoo! Finance)
Gives two reasons why normal vacation trips are being skipped by forty percent of Americans this summer. - 'Vacation time should resemble sabbatical style (Times Herald)
And with the warm weather approaching (it is supposed to be getting warm now, right?) so too comes the beloved summer vacation. No, not those we had as children. Not the summers of freedom where we swam and tanned. - 'No Vacation Plans Yet for James (New York Times)
Though he wanted to avoid Game 7 against the Detroit Pistons, LeBron James remained focused on winning it.
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