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Five Low Cost Summer Activities

Posted by Jimm Fowler in Home and Living on July 20th, 2009

Summer is here and it is time to be outside. But what can you do with your kids that isn’t going to cost you an arm and a leg and that you will enjoy, as well? Amusement parks are very expensive, as is taking the whole family out for a movie. My grandfather, who grew up during the Great Depression, used to tell me how his family used to have fun in the summer. Some of these ideas are still viable to this day. Here is a list of cost-cutting ideas that you can do with the whole family!
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Five Things That Happened On May 3rd

This page proved to be a pretty popular post, yesterday, so here we come with another one! Everybody doesn't like or "get" history, so we're trying to present it in an easy-to-understand format that anyone, no matter what the age, can grasp. History is kind of funny (sometimes), but it is defini

2009 Origins: My Five Best Sci-Fi Movies

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Week 4: 5 CFB Games to Watch

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Five Best Front Men of All Time

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Best Grossing Films of 1993

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