Most weeks, the collection of blog posts that I share on What’s Up Wednesdays is pretty eclectic. Today’s speedlink is equally varied, but it runs on a bit of a common theme: young ones and the young at heart. Enjoy!
Ray Ebersole has been on vacation for the last little, heading over to Disney World in Florida. Unfortunately, his value resort experience has left more than a bitter taste in his mouth. Stay away from Value Pop Century Resort.
Stephen Fung offers us a brief glimpse into a typical day for Lexi Fung. She may only be six months old, but Lexi has already been put to work by her slave driver of a father. She’ll be reviewing motherboards in no time.
Tyler Ingram knew about the one year anniversary of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games and how they were relighting the torch to commemorate the date. However, he didn’t know that they only lit it for one day. His youthful spirit sunk when he learned that it costs $10,000 a day to keep that thing burning.
Buzz Bishop is still adjusting to Calgary life, but he’s quickly learning about some of the local hotspots. For example, he has just discovered the best tobogganing hill in the city for his two young ones. Zacharie looks like he very much enjoys “boganning” in the St. Andrews Heights area.
Dilara Litonjua may have a blog on haute destination weddings, but she takes a moment to recognize Heart Month. She’s encouraging you to support the Heart & Stroke Foundation of BC and Yukon (or your local equivalent) to help them increase awareness of heart health issues. We all want to live long and happy lives, right?
Thanks for the link and the picture of my kids :-)The family says thank you too! I’m waiting for a reply from Disney about our experience at Pop Century. We are going back to a moderate priced resort the middle of March and I know that it will be better.
OBTW, I will blog that experience too. We will then have 2 experiences in 30 days at 2 different price points, so lets see how much they vary.
You sounded like you are a ‘Mystery Shopper’!
Has the sour experience in Pop Century turned you into a ‘reviewer from hell’? LOL!!
You know, I’m not that hard of a reviewer. I just want the basic job done right. I don’t want to be doing a job that someone else should have done. I want to go enjoy myself and not have to think about the trash, or the bedding.
Of course my next visit in the middle of March will be the reviewer from HELL.