If you are going to Orlando Florida this year, you may like to take a look at my hub on the area, suggesting ways you can enjoy the Orlando area away from the parks, have great days out with lots of fun, and for very little money.

Having lived in this area for many years before returning to England, we recently re-visited the area and recorded some video of our very favorite part of Orlando, the Dora Canal near Tavares, about 40 miles north of the parks.

So, I’ve found it hard to transfer this video to Youtube, but finally sorted it out.

You can take a look here, and comments are very welcome.

While visiting relations in Colorado recently, I stumbled across the Nintendo Wii.
Never having been one to play computer games before, (I don’t have a single game on my computer), I was amazed at how far this type of entertainment has progressed in such a short space of time.
So there I was, boxing, playing baseball, bowling etc with the sports pack, and quickly realised what a great thing this was to re-unite families in the home environment.
On our return home, I quickly went and bought the machine, which comes with the sports pack included in the price, and have followed on from there with the games pack.
Now when there is nothing on the tv of interest to us (which is quite often) on goes the Nintendo and before we know it, it’s bed time.
We noticed that our fitness levels are improving, and I swear we are sleeping better.
Now we are looking to complete our regression to childhood with the Nintendo Fitness pack, but getting one is a challenge for the most hardened of gamers, they are as rare as hens teeth.
One of our daughters has one, and so too have our Colorado relatives now, and they are all losing weight, staying fit, and the family units have never been stronger.
So at the risk of loosing out to you all in the line to buy one when they are next available, I can strongly recommend these brilliant machines to everyone of any age. CLICK HERE NOW!
Meanwhile, if you are still planning your vacation, my FREE eBook ‘Orlando for Grown-ups’ is still available for FREE download from www.orlandoguidebooks.com.