The other day I sat down to watch a Hot in Cleveland Marathon (the new Sex in the City, in my opinion), with the added twist of a Cleveland setting, an emergency landing which sees three gorgeous Hollywood sitcom veterans … Continue reading
Music is a vital part of our lives as humans. For example, I remember where I was when I first heard a rhythmic melody accompanied by jazzy sounds: I was reading a book set in Miami about this girl who … Continue reading
Most people had to do some sort of temp job or work at the local restaurant to get some spending money and work experience during their high school or college years. Serving other people and taking orders is undoubtedly … Continue reading
In our last post, we focused on what to expect for individuals looking to book a South Caribbean cruise trip. For today’s post, we’ll examine what the Western Caribbean has to offer, and its main selling points. … Continue reading
If you’re planning on going on a Caribbean cruise, you probably have a lot of questions in your mind regarding what this really entails. At the same time, the Caribbean route is divided into different routes that one can choose … Continue reading
What comes to mind when you think of Alaska, the North Pole and far-flung destinations that feature more penguins than people? For most of us, it’s the biting cold and a landscape that leaves nothing to the imagination. Well, the … Continue reading
Ready to ring in the New Year? The countdown is on: four more days until January 1. It is predicted that 2013 will be a great year for cruising. So, here at DiscountCruises.com, we’re going to let you in on … Continue reading
Do you dread the holidays because you know that everyone in your family is going to be together under the same roof for an extended period of time? Parents, grandparents, aunt and uncles, in-laws, cousins, and kids. Have you already … Continue reading
Did you know that cruises don’t have to have a destination, or even stop at ports other than where you get on the ship? Sometimes, they just go out into the ocean, then turn around and come back. This kind … Continue reading
It is December 16, 1773 in Boston, Massachusetts. The American colonists are upset with the British for unfairly taxing them to pay for costs accrued during the French and Indian War. One of the most highly taxed imports is tea. … Continue reading
