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Monday, December 31, 2007
FROM OUR BLOG: THIS JUST IN
It's that time of year for taking stock of where we've been and where we're headed, not just in our daily lives, but in our travels. When we recently asked readers how the weak dollar is affecting their plans, we received a flood of more than 200 comments. Many discussed seeking out alternatives to Europe—such as Argentina, Thailand, India, Croatia, and China—and staying closer to home. We have our own list of places that have recently piqued our interest, and we'd like to hear from you: Where are you headed in 2008?post a comment now
YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE
Before the credits for Memoirs of a Geisha started rolling, writer Cathy Gonzalez was planning her next trip: It had to be Japan, and it had to include a geisha makeover. Studios in Kyoto offer geisha and samurai photo ops, but there's only one in Tokyo—Studio Katsura.
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THE REAL DEALS
This five-night airfare/safari package lets you see wild animals in their natural habitat as you drive from Lake Manyara National Park across Serengeti Plain to the Ngorongoro Crater, often called Africa's Eden, and the great Tarangire National Park, from $2,695.
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20 TIPS
My family and I used to struggle with our pictures being too bright or out of focus—especially when we were using our cheap camera—but now we edit them with Google's free Picasa software. When we transfer our pictures to a folder on the computer, Picasa automatically detects and displays them, and we use simple buttons to crop, sharpen, or adjust the lighting in the photos. The editing process is so simple that our kids often have it done before we unpack from the trip. —Vic Singhal, Fords, N.J.read more |
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