I would like to introduce you to the new Coke Family Game Night. This is a special section of My Coke Rewards. Not only does this portion of the site have different rewards, but also it has new contest to see the American Idol finale in person. It looks like a good deal to me, new prizes and contests. A trip to see a live show could be a lot of fun for a big fan of the show. Even the daily prizes are pretty sweet- free Coke Zero for life would be awesome.

Just log in and enter a contest- you never know, someone has to win right? And you get a nice little site with tips for family game night, so go enjoy.

In regard to Family Game Night, this is the coveted night of the week where we all huddle around the board games, fighting over which gets played every Thurs. night. This battle continues into whatever game [Read more…]

Skiing can be fantastic exercise, a relaxing winter break, or a heart-pounding extreme sport. The basics
are simple, though it can take a lifetime to master. And the earlier you start your children on the slopes,
the easier they’ll find moving from the beginner’s slope to the black diamonds. There are a few, simple
lessons that can start your children on the skier’s path, insuring they have a fun first day on the ski slopes,
while laying the groundwork for years of skiing enjoyment.

Before your children even strap on their skis, make sure you emphasize the importance of safety. It may
seem boring, or unnecessary, to start so slowly on the ski slope, but it’s hugely important for your children
to pace themselves. Don’t push your kids into attempting things they are afraid of, or uncomfortable
doing. Successful skiing is all about preparation and staying in control, and your child should understand
that from the beginning. Not pushing your children outside of their comfort zone will actually speed up
the learning process, and minimize the chances of injury. Here’s some simple lessons you can start them
off with, before they attempt their first downhill.

Boot drills – Prior to locking on skis, have your child perfect a series of boot drills. Simply walking in
boots (working heel-to-toe) should be the first step. Next you can have your child attempt boot ties, which
involve pushing their heel and toe from side to side while keeping the center of the boot in the [Read more…]