Location: Soboba Indian Reservation, San Jacinto, CA Cost: Free It Denise’s birthday and we were a little low on cash and wanted to get out for a bit. Looking on the Internet we were able to find that the Soboba … Continue reading →
This is a summary list of activities we have visited (or want to visit). The list has the name of the place, city, type of activity, cost per most expensive person, free day offered (if so check out the free … Continue reading →
This is a list of activities (museums, parks, etc.) that usually cost money for admission but have a free admission at least once a month. The Format for each entry is the name of the museum, the type of museum, … Continue reading →
Many of my friends ask me how we go to so many places. The secret to our success is the amount of free museums. This is a list of free museums we know about. All of the places listed below … Continue reading →
Traveling to different countries is awesome. Unfortunately, it is not free and lot of times not practical (if only I didn’t have to be a responsible adult). Thankfully I live in Southern California and in California you don’t have to … Continue reading →
“Kiss my grits!” says the menu . Well, I ate them so that is close enough I figure. The sitcom Alice was ran from the late 70’s until about 1981. It featured a recently divorced lady named Alice who was … Continue reading →
Willcox, Arizona is best described as a town that has been around for a long time that not many have heard anything about. My favorite band is a group called America. Their #1 song is “A Horse With No Name.” … Continue reading →
It is funny how time and space play with your memories. The farther you get from a certain point the memory starts to fade and you start to fantasize about what really happened. Case in point this picture. Taken very … Continue reading →
“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” -Emma Lazarus We were anxious … Continue reading →
As a kid growing up in Southern California I was no stranger entertainment. We are indeed the Entertainment Capital of the World. Radio, television, music, and film making, as well as the abundance of tourist and amusement attractions in the … Continue reading →
