Pennsylvania Vacations, Pennsylvania Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

The Pittsburgh Penguins are finally in the Stanley Cup finals again, which is cause for celebration. The Mellon Arena decided to open it's door and sell tickets for $ 5.00 ( all of which went to charity) and show the game on the Jumbo Tron and there was free parking. So myself and some friends and 12,000 or so other people headed to Pittsburgh to enjoy the game, granted it would've been more enjoyable had the Pens not got spanked, but never fear game 2 is right around the corner!  GO PENS!!

As I continue preparing for my journey, Im getting asked a lot about my reasons, and about things I make mention to. Ive also been asked A LOT if I have a website, or not. The answer, until lastnight, was no.However, now I DO have a website for the walk -or atleast a start of one. I would like the site to evolve beyond just my walk. I would like it to become a source of inspiration for people to 'be kind', more compassionate. I would like it to be a clearing house of information for people to...

We started off this Black Friday by putting up Christmas decorations for Grandma's home.  Actually, we started the day with Alfredo's pizza.  Nothing beats pizza for breakfast.  After making it look Christmassy, we drove to Alternative Eating to check it out.  Alternative Eating sells 100% gluten-free products.  They cater to those with Celiac disease, an incurable digestive disorder that prevents the body from digesting wheat, barley, rye and oats.  It was impre...

Graduation day for my nephew. As usual, being the youngest of 5 children, no ticket was available for me to attend the ceremony (just kidding sis!). So, I grabbed my GPS, camera and headed towards Doylestown, PA. It was a gorgeous day and I didn't mind being outside photographing.My first destination was Fonthill, the all concrete home of Henry Mercer (1856-1930). He built Fonthill as his home between 1908 and 1912. The concrete castle boasts 44 rooms, 18 fireplaces and more than 200 wind...