thanksgiving activities

With the holidays now in full swing, there’s a tendency to want to relax and put your job search activities on the back burner. Many job seekers think that employers have stopped any hiring they might be considering and will ramp up in the New Year. If you buy into that, you’re missing 6-8 valuable weeks of search time. I recently helped a job seeker with interviewing preparation. She beat out 20 other applicants and got her permanent position right before Thanksgiving. She even got paid for the holiday time off even though she’d only been there for a week. The reality is employers seek candidates year round and even extend offers during this time. Karen Lewis, Careers in the Key of Life, agrees. She says, “don’t approach the job search with the attitude that it’s the holiday season and therefore, opportunities will be limited.  Life, and work, goes on 365 days a year.  Assume that people leave their jobs every day, openings are created everyday, so forge ahead.  Planned Happenstance occurs sometimes when you least expect it!

In collaboration with some other job search professionals, I came up with a few tips for job seeking during the holidays. We all agreed that connecting with people is the most important thing you can do in the job search and especially during the holidays. Your job search activities should include those that connect you to hiring managers and those who can give you good leads. You also need to be prepared to make your pitch and present your qualifications should the opportunity arise. The tips below will help you in important ways as you continue or begin a job search during the holidays.

Holiday Job Search Tip #1: Connect With As Many People As Possible
The holiday season is the perfect time to connect with people and make new contacts. Built into the holidays are numerous occasions for reaching out. You can send greeting cards and holiday updates, attend parties and events, and volunteer with churches or community organizations.

Sally Gelardin, job search expert, suggests sending out entertaining, not boring, holiday e-cards to all of your contacts. They’re conversation starters. People appreciate the diversion of well-written personable cards and are more likely to respond to an electronic card. To make a more memorable impression, Sally further suggests writing something humorous on the card such as, “I don’t usually have the time to send out personalized holiday cards, but since I am in the midst of a job hunt, I have the good fortune this year to have a bit more time on my hands….” or “Since I have time and like to keep up my skills, I’m volunteering with Santa this year, handing out free resume reviews…” You can fill in the blanks as appropriate.

It’s also important to attend as many parties and holiday events as possible. These are great opportunities to network and learn of new opportunities. To make the most of the networking opportunities, career coach, Linda Artel, suggests having your 30-second introduction ready and use it whenever it seems appropriate. She advises that you get names and cards when you can. If requested, send your resume before the holidays and follow up shortly after New Year’s. This is a great way to get into the hiring manager’s pipeline.  Career Advisor, Megan Pittsley encourages job seekers attend Chambers of Commerce mixers, professional association meetings, alumni gatherings, and singles groups, to name a few.  Those are great opportunities to network where people are out and about and make connections while others tend to take the holidays off!

Shahrzad Arasteh, Certified Professional Resume Writer, offers an additional perspective. She says, “Attend those holiday parties and gatherings!  Engaging in meaningful social interactions is good for your physical and psychological health.  Not only does attending holiday gatherings provide the opportunity for you to build and strengthen relationships and your network, but you might learn of potential job opportunities and receive advice/information that will be helpful to you in your job search.  Allowing the conversation to flow naturally, you might casually and very briefly let others know what you are looking for, or what skills you wish to use in your next opportunity.  Keep in mind that the gathering is a social one, not a business networking event, but do appropriately share a brief comment or two about your current career goals.  You never know if one of your conversation partners will end up being the one to give you advice (or even a job offer) leading to your next success!”

Holiday Job Search Tip #2: Stick To Your Job Search Plan
If you’ve been in job search mode for a couple months, by now you might be feeling a little discouraged because you haven’t seen your desired result- a job. It’s at this time that you really want to power through and continue your job search. Since, many other job seekers will be taking a break during the holidays, you’ll stay ahead of the competition. It’s important to stick to your plan so you can keep your momentum. If you think your job search plan and approaches could use some help, go get that help. I work with job seekers all the time and after talking with them for a few minutes I can pinpoint right where they need to focus more attention. You can do that on your own, too. A book I recommend is Get Hired Now! It’s a quick read and will definitely get your job search on track. I also hosted a teleclass in November called, 3 Secrets to Creating Luck in Your Job Search in which I outline three important factors for success in your job search. If you’d like a copy of the recording, send me a request by email, and I will send you the download link.

Holiday Job Search Tip #3: Polish Your Presentation
As you continue your job search during the holidays, you’ll be meeting new people and adding them to your network. The people you’ve already met might also be taking the time to check into your qualifications. You need to make sure you’re presenting yourself well in all mediums. Update and polish your resume to make sure it accurately and effectively reflects your relevant qualifications and accomplishments. You’ve probably heard that hiring managers use online sources more and more to get an impression of candidates. If you have profiles on linkedin, facebook or any other social media tool, make sure your profile is updated and professional looking. If you’re not confident about your interviewing, practice and hone your presentation skills. Enlist the help of a friend or family member.  The toughest interview I ever had was a mock interview my sister gave me years ago. Since then, I’ve gotten every job I’ve interviewed for. Be vigilant about making the most positive impression you can.

Holiday Job Search Tip #4: Volunteer And Help Others
The holiday season is a time of year when many of us are asked to donate our time to help others.  However, not only is volunteering good for society, according to job search expert, Judi Garcia, volunteering is a good way to increase your self-esteem and confidence while in the job search. She advises job seekers consider volunteering in their local communities because helping others is time well spent, while also networking with community and other professionals.  Also, you never know when a job idea or opportunity can show up.  Volunteering in the community can lead to a mentoring or leadership role as a board member, and looks good on a resume.

Markell R. Steele, Career Counselor
http://www.articlesbase.com/careers-articles/how-to-job-search-during-the-holidays-688405.html

There are several good and reliable travel sites on the Internet where you can find great travel deals and save big bucks on your next holidays.

However, getting the best deals is not always as easy as we think. Even though there are hundreds of travel sites out there, getting a bargain is not always simple.

Some of the well known sites, which I have personally used without any problem, are: Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, Cheap tickets, Ebookers and Last minute.

Still, to find a good deal within these sites is not straightforward, a digging job has to be done to find the gold, despite the easy to use and wonderful sites these brands above and other companies have.

One of the activities that should not be missed is comparing your traveling schedule among the sites of your choice, because no one has the best prices, for all routes, always. Each one has its own specials and when someone has a bargain in certain route, usually the others have not the same special price.

To do this job, there are some websites which compare among these popular travel sites for the destination of your choice and after spotting the lowest fare, you can always go back to the lowest fare site to review the conditions and make the purchase, if you wish.

Major airline sites, often have special deals which are not published through travel sites, so taking a look to the airline sites, which travel to your selected destination, could give you surprisingly good fares for your flight.

Regardless the site or sites you choose to look for your travel information keep in mind the following tips when planning your next holiday.

Book as advanced as you can. Airlines fares increase as the time for departure approaches.

Try to arrive and depart in a mid-week day. Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.

If you have flexible dates, chances to get a bargain will increase. Sometimes, a trade show or a special event will make the city of your destination very expensive for a given week, while a couple of days later or earlier, the prices could drop sharply.

For obvious reasons, avoid holidays. It is practically impossible to find a bargain during holidays, even more, airlines increase prices during holidays.

If you are traveling during Christmas, usually the Christmas day itself is cheaper than the days before. The same applies to Thanksgiving and other crowded holidays.

Try to use several websites to research your travel information, and then you will identify the most appropriate website for your needs.

When traveling to Europe from the US, try getting to a major city like London, and then use the local cheap fare airlines to travel around Europe.

When booking a hotel, use Expedia or Travelocity to see the pictures and location of the hotel, even if you book later in other site with better price.

Use as many sites as needed to book different parts of your holidays, if you get the best price in each one of them.

After you select a flight or hotel in any travel site, get into the airline and hotel sites directly and compare prices.

Verify that the site where you are purchasing has good reputation and uses SSL encryption when you pay online with a credit card.

After you receive the confirmation code from the travel site where you made the purchase, mail directly to the hotel and/or airline and confirm that they got your reservation exactly as the one you purchased.

Following these tips will give you the lowest fares available on the Internet and will avoid you unpleasant surprises when traveling.

Laurent Mikhail
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/how-to-find-cheap-travel-deals-on-the-internet-11171.html

No Christmas is ever complete without the beautiful, symmetrical fir shimmering with blinking lights, gleaming bells, stars, toys and garlands or without big bright gift boxes piled up at one corner or without a wreath at the door and many more. Yes, that is the Christmas decoration we are talking about. The fun takes off with the start of the Christmas shopping season, marked by Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving and by far, the busiest shopping day of the year.

The Christmas shopping season is indeed a busy time. And along with finding the right gifts for folks, a major part of the holiday shopping is focused on buying the perfect Christmas ornaments. All would want to make their Christmas evergreen stand out or the house to look the best in the neighborhood. Naturally there is a huge rush for picking up the perfect wreaths, garlands, stars, bells, snowflake ornaments, red hat ladies ornaments or toys. May be this year you would want to go the unconventional way and bring home some new ornamental pieces like little Santa coats, the festive feather tassels, the White House, Mount Vernon or the US Capitol ornaments. There are so many to choose from—religious and traditional, gold and silver, funky and Victorian—it only adds up to more fun decking up your holidays.

The finest symbol of the year’s biggest celebration Christmas is, of course, the Christmas tree. And decoration activity during the holiday season is not a recent development. The practice of decorating a Christmas tree can be traced back to a time way back in the 1500s, when a fir tree associated with Virgin Mary was adorned with roses. At one point in time, Christmas evergreens were only decorated with nuts, cookies, raisins and pretzels. Then there were the German glass ornaments, especially the famous glass pickle ornament. Gradually these items were replaced by today’s plastic tree ornaments—the conventional bells, stars, toys, candy canes et al. And now, there is a plethora of Christmas ornamental accessories in malls and stores.

There are ornaments for the young and adult alike. Kids have a fun-time decorating their Christmas tree with little snowmen, Santa Claus hats, crystal balls, small toys, candy canes and many other chic tree ornaments. Sometimes parents even bring home ornaments with educational value so that kids can learn even while having fun. With this purpose in mind, handmade Christmas ornaments are also encouraged by the elders to engage the little ones in fun learning activities. Children also take great enthusiasm crafting out wonderful paper ornaments for their homes and Christmas trees.

A lion’s share of all Christmas decorations is taken up by these varied Christmas ornaments every year, precisely because Christmas would lose much of its joyous flavor without these. So shopkeepers and retailers never get tired of designing newer ornaments for the holidays and people are never tired of making the most with these. After all, everyone likes to doll up their holidays in every way!

Wain Roy
http://www.articlesbase.com/religion-articles/holiday-glamups-with-ornaments-82155.html

Sacramento is a culturally rich city and has a glorious past. Apart from being a hot favorite among the local people, the city attracts the rich and famous from neighboring countries as well. Sacramento promises its affluent visitors a vacation of a lifetime, on account of its musical heritage, exquisite events and fine dining experience. However, Sacramento is better known for its variety of museums that appeal to the aesthetic tastes of the wealthy visitors.

The California State Railroad Museum is one of the most famous museums in Sacramento, well known for its exhibits and display of restored trains and other artifacts. They demonstrate the fascinating rail history that captures the interest of the young and old alike. Through its fun filled activities offered year round, visitors get the opportunity to explore and rediscover the magic of the railway. This museum is extremely popular with the younger generation, due to its thrilling train rides, frequently changing exhibits and special events.

The special events include seasonal events like the Train Time for Santa held during the Thanksgiving weekend and the occasional Rail Fairs. The exhibits in the museum cover a broad range of topics. In spite of having been to the best places in the world, the elite crowd cannot deny the distinctiveness of the train rides offered at this particular museum. The train ride is six-mile long and promises forty minutes of fun and excitement.

Discovery Museum’s Gold Rush History Center takes its visitors back in time, to the early 1800s, to relive the Gold rush era. Old exhibits illustrate the details of the lifestyles of the typical miners at that time. After the renovation of the Gold Gallery, the museum now boasts of an extensive exhibit The Lure of Gold, depicting the history and science of gold. Another major attraction of the museum is a hard rock simulated mineshaft that allows visitors to discover the history, technology and other features involved in gold mining.

State Indian Museum is situated in downtown Sacramento, on the grounds of the Sutters Fort. The museum showcases some of the finest artifacts and exhibits, which depict the culture of the early inhabitants of California. Before the arrival of the first Europeans, California was occupied by a large number of Native Americans, divided into more than 150 tribal groups.

Typically, the museum displays artifacts that include beadwork, clothes and basketry that amply highlight the Native American traditions. The affluent crowds are specially impressed by the display on Ishi, the last Yahi Indian who managed to conceal his identity from the western people. He was finally discovered in the northern parts of California in the year 1911. Another lure to the State Indian Museum is the series of events it hosts all year round.

The Old Sacramento State Historic Park includes the commercial structures that existed in the early Gold Rush period. Structures include the 1849 Eagle Theatre, the 1855 Big Four Building and the 1853 B.F. Hastings Building.

Other museums that are of special interest to the affluent class include Discovery Museum’s Science & Space Center, Crocker Art Museum, Governors Mansion State Historic Park, Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum and Towe Auto Museum. All museums and historical landmarks in Sacramento are a manifestation of its golden history and offer an insight into its rich cultural heritage.

Kris Koonar
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/museums-in-sacramento-83839.html

Sacramento is a culturally rich city and has a glorious past. Apart from being a hot favorite among the local people, the city attracts the rich and famous from neighboring countries as well. Sacramento promises its affluent visitors a vacation of a lifetime, on account of its musical heritage, exquisite events and fine dining experience. However, Sacramento is better known for its variety of museums that appeal to the aesthetic tastes of the wealthy visitors.

The California State Railroad Museum is one of the most famous museums in Sacramento, well known for its exhibits and display of restored trains and other artifacts. They demonstrate the fascinating rail history that captures the interest of the young and old alike. Through its fun filled activities offered year round, visitors get the opportunity to explore and rediscover the magic of the railway. This museum is extremely popular with the younger generation, due to its thrilling train rides, frequently changing exhibits and special events.

The special events include seasonal events like the Train Time for Santa held during the Thanksgiving weekend and the occasional Rail Fairs. The exhibits in the museum cover a broad range of topics. In spite of having been to the best places in the world, the elite crowd cannot deny the distinctiveness of the train rides offered at this particular museum. The train ride is six-mile long and promises forty minutes of fun and excitement.

Discovery Museum’s Gold Rush History Center takes its visitors back in time, to the early 1800s, to relive the Gold rush era. Old exhibits illustrate the details of the lifestyles of the typical miners at that time. After the renovation of the Gold Gallery, the museum now boasts of an extensive exhibit The Lure of Gold, depicting the history and science of gold. Another major attraction of the museum is a hard rock simulated mineshaft that allows visitors to discover the history, technology and other features involved in gold mining.

State Indian Museum is situated in downtown Sacramento, on the grounds of the Sutters Fort. The museum showcases some of the finest artifacts and exhibits, which depict the culture of the early inhabitants of California. Before the arrival of the first Europeans, California was occupied by a large number of Native Americans, divided into more than 150 tribal groups.

Typically, the museum displays artifacts that include beadwork, clothes and basketry that amply highlight the Native American traditions. The affluent crowds are specially impressed by the display on Ishi, the last Yahi Indian who managed to conceal his identity from the western people. He was finally discovered in the northern parts of California in the year 1911. Another lure to the State Indian Museum is the series of events it hosts all year round.

The Old Sacramento State Historic Park includes the commercial structures that existed in the early Gold Rush period. Structures include the 1849 Eagle Theatre, the 1855 Big Four Building and the 1853 B.F. Hastings Building.

Other museums that are of special interest to the affluent class include Discovery Museum’s Science & Space Center, Crocker Art Museum, Governors Mansion State Historic Park, Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum and Towe Auto Museum. All museums and historical landmarks in Sacramento are a manifestation of its golden history and offer an insight into its rich cultural heritage.

Kris Koonar
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/museums-in-sacramento-83839.html

Looking for some vacation money saving ideas? There’s nothing
wrong with vacationing on a budget. Hey, we all can’t travel
like the rich and famous.

You save all year to get the money for a well earned vacation.
You want to stretch your vacation budget but still enjoy
yourself. Sounds like a good plan. To help you out I’ve together
some vacation money saving ideas that I hope you will find
useful.

If you have a particular destination in mind it pays to plan
ahead. Research the attractions and facilities. Find out what
specials or discounts they may have going. Look for other things
to do or see nearby so that you can make good use of your time
and cut down on the running from place to place.

Plan your vacation for the off season. You can usually get
better deals on lots of things like plane tickets, hotels, car
rentals, cruises and lots of other things.

If you have friends or relatives nearby your destination
consider asking them if you can stay with them. Don’t be a
freeloader though. Even though you help pay for the groceries
and other expenses your host incurs, it’s still a good vacation
money saving idea.

If you are flying try to plan your trip for when tickets are
traditionally cheapest. That would be Feb thru May and September
thru December (except the week before Thanksgiving and the two
week period before Christmas). Try to avoid flying on Friday
afternoons as this is often the busiest time of the week for
airlines.

Meals can be expensive at restaurants so you can save some money
by packing food for the road.

When eating out try to avoid the places that obviously cater to
tourists. Find out where the locals eat. Ask around. The smaller
family owned places usually have better food at better prices.
You may have to go a little out of your way but it is usually
worth it for some vacation money savings.

Hotels are typically more expensive the closer you get to a
major attraction. With a little planning you can find a good
balance between price and distance.

When picking hotels don’t just go by the ratings. Compare the
amenities they offer. Often you will find that you really don’t
need everything offered by that 4 star hotel and you can do very
nicely at the 3 star…with a better price!

Consider buying or renting an RV. You travel at your own pace.
Cooking and bathrooms are always close by. You can meet a lot of
other friendly RVers who will usually be glad to point out the
best places to go.

When traveling by car you can save fuel by renting a smaller
fuel efficient model. Packing light, reducing your speed and
maintaining proper tire air pressure will also cut the gas costs.

Make sure that your car is ready for the trip. Good tires, oil
change, tune-up and all that good stuff. It’s a heck of a lot
cheaper and more convenient to deal with these things before you
go rather than on the road somewhere.

Check out the local transportation system of buses, trains or
trolleys. These can be considerably cheaper than using taxis.

Camping is a great vacation money saving idea. There are lots of
campgrounds around. They are cheap and you may end up with an
experience that outshines anything you can get a fancy hotel.

Plan activities that don’t require a lot of money. Hiking, and
swimming are good ones. Local Museums and historical sites are
often very reasonably priced as well as being quite educational
and fun. The big theme parks have their appeal but you can
really go through the cash at those places.

Plan picnics. These can be excellent vacation money saving
opportunities as well as a chance to really relax and enjoy the
local area.

Avoid buying souvenirs. It’s easy to get caught up and blow a
bundle on these overpriced goodies. Set some mental rules ahead
of time about how much you will spend on souvenirs and it will
be easier to stick to it when the time comes.

I hope that you find some of these vacation money saving ideas
helpful. Make a plan and stick to it. There’s no reason why you
can’t have a great vacation without emptying the bank account

Peter Shannon
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/tips-for-vacationing-on-a-budget-3441.html

When you think of holiday travel, what comes to your mind first? When thinking of holiday travel, many individuals automatically think of traveling to visit with family and friends for Christmas, Thanksgiving, or Easter. While these may be the most well-known holidays, they are not the only ones. In the summer months, many individuals and families make the decision to vacation on or around Labor Day or the Forth of July.

If you are interested in vacationing on or around Labor Day weekend or the Forth of July weekend, there are a number of important factors that you should first consider. Perhaps, the most important factor is number of other travelers on the road. As previously mentioned, a large number of individuals and families make the decision to travel on a summer holiday weekend. If you are interested in vacationing at a popular destination, you may want to take this into consideration.

In most of the world, summer is associated with sun, sand, and beaches. The majority of families that travel on Labor Day weekend or the Forth of July weekend are heading to the beach. There are a number of popular beaches that can be found in the United States and Europe. Popular beaches in the United States include Daytona Beach, Virginia Beach, and South Beach. St. Tropez, Cannes, Costa Smeralda, and Marbella are popular summer beach destinations in Europe.

When selecting a summer holiday vacation destination, it is important to keep what you need and want out of your vacation in mind. If you are looking for a romantic, but private getaway, you may want to avoid the above mentioned beaches. If large crowds and a lack of privacy will not have a negative impact on your vacation then you select just about any destination in the world.

Beaches can easily be considered the most popular summer vacation destinations, but they are not your only options when vacationing during a summer holiday. To many, Labor Day and the Forth of July mean outdoor barbeques and picnics. For this reason, public campgrounds and parks are popular summer vacation destinations. If you are interested in camping outdoors, grilling, and participating in outdoor activities, camping may be a great vacation for you and your family.

Outdoor camping is enjoyed by many. Its allure is privacy. Most campgrounds are founded in largely landscaped areas. Trees and large bushes often create private retreats. In addition to being found in wooded areas, public campgrounds can also be found along secluded beaches and in the mountains. State or national parks, which allow camping, and public campgrounds are often filled with a number of facilities. These facilities often include onsite laundromats, general stores, and game rooms.

Outdoor camping is most often perceived as sleeping outdoors in a tent. Tents are often the most used piece of camping equipment, but RVs are gaining popularity. If you do not own an RV, you can easily rent one from a number of locations. There are many individuals and families who enjoy taking a road trip throughout the United States or Europe.

Beaches and campgrounds are popular vacation destinations for summer holiday travelers. However, it is important to note that you should not limit yourself to the vacationing at the beach or camping. Additional fun-filled activities may include visiting a museum, zoo, or amusement park. When it comes to summer holiday travel, just about anything is possible.

J&g Reay
http://www.articlesbase.com/art-and-entertainment-articles/holiday-travelerssummer-vacation-destinations-60463.html

Looking for a fun vacation that the entire family can enjoy? Look no more, give Universal Studios a try. Universal Studios has been around for some time now and they have established locations in Hollywood, Orlando and even Japan.

What’s The Big Deal About Universal?

For starters, there are few places where attractions and entertainment are geared toward all ages. Along with attractions, Universal Studios has the premier film experience for the movie lover.

You could burn yourself out with all the activities that are offered at Universal Studios, but they also offer tamer, relaxing experiences as well. At the Orlando, FL location a popular night spot is ‘Universal City Walk.’ A leisurely stroll will reward you with delicious dining choices and soothing musical entertainment

If you’re wondering what other activities Universal Studios offers besides rides, you will be pleased to know that that they offer shopping, movie theaters and daily events. As mentioned before, the nightlife also offers great musical and entertainment shows.

Looking for the complete Universal Studios experience? Making reservations to stay at their on site resort will not disappoint. If staying on the premises doesn’t interest you, the Orlando location has many surrounding accommodations that are just a short distance from the amusement park. They’ve designed the area so it is most conducive to an out of town guest.

In Orlando, Universal truly has an enormous variety of rides that will please everyone in your group. The rides range from the interesting “The Cat in the Hat,” to the thrill seeking “Incredible Hulk Coaster.” No arguments about which ride to go on, there are truly plenty to please everyone.

While there, why not dine at the infamous ‘Hard Rock Cafe’? Enjoy a classic American entree while listening to your favorite rock classics. Don’t forget to get a T-shirt while there. You must get the complete experience.

When To Visit Universal Studios For The Best Experience

Everyone wants to beat the crowd. When you visit an internationally known amusement park, odds are that there will be crowds of people. The least busy time is between Labor Day and Thanksgiving. Another good time to visit is from the middle of February up to Spring Break.

If you’re able to get to the park right as it opens, you’re chances of getting on the “hot” ride or attraction without an hour wait, are greatly increased. In fact, just get there early. Why even wait until it opens? Waiting an extra half-hour at the gate may save you three once inside. Another great tip – purchase your tickets before you plan on attending. No one wants to stand in line for hours just to get into the park.

If planning every detail of your trip sounds tiresome, try booking your vacation with a travel agent. Since Universal Studios is so popular, many travel agents offer packages that include all accommodations, tickets to rides and attractions and any necessary transportation. Since prices vary from one agency to another, a little shopping around could potentially save you hundreds.

When it comes down to it, Universal Studios is just a great way to enjoy time away with your family. The variety of attractions, rides and dinning opportunities make it a pleasant trip for everyone. As long as you book your trip well in advance you are sure to have a memorable family vacation.

Summary:

Universal Studios is a fantastic vacation option. If you plan to stay a week or a day at the park you are sure to please everyone with the variety of activities and create lasting family memories.

Brooke Hayles
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/universal-studio-a-great-place-to-enjoy-with-your-family-78843.html