Museum of Hoaxes

I've never been to the Museum of Hoaxes .

This museum is full of the greatest hoaxes of all time. Included are the spaghetti hoax, the nylon stocking/TV hoax, and make believe Mets pitcher Sidd Finch. There is some pretty funny stuff to see here.

This museum exists only online, though you can see beautiful photos of their non-existent location in San Diego.

As April first rolls around, nothing new has been added to the annuual list of the 100 best April Fool's hoaxes . You gotta be pretty good to get on the list, according to Alex Boese, curator.

That I'd like to see.

Romance on the Web

I've never been to a romance website before.

This summer my husband and I will celebrate our twentieth wedding anniversary. In trying to find something new, exciting, and romantic to do to celebrate our milestone, I thought it wouldn't hurt to give one a look.

eHarmony is more than just a dating site, it is a site about relationship and romance. Available on this site are several romance articles filled with ideas on how you can spark the romance in your special relationship. This is not about sleazy Hollywood ideas, but simple, loving, meaningful thoughts that will show your partner his/her significance in your life. I especially like the ones about dating your wife and the I Love game. These are small, simple, yet meaningful ways to rekindle the intimacy and romance that sometimes get crowded out by our busy day-to-day relationship that we often get stuck in.

Even after many years there is still room for reigniting a little romance.

That I'd like to see.



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Miami

I've never been to Miami.

Of course, I'd have to hit the beach and soak up the sunshine. I think that is probably the number one thing for tourists to Miami to do. But there is more to Miami than that.

After you hit Miami Beach, you might want to take in the art scene around Miami. There are also lots of world class shopping to get done. You can take in a sporting event or other family friendly attractions.

Built from local quarried coral limestone, Coral Gables is a unique area to visit. The quarry itself was turned into a Venetian swimming pool. This one of a kind pool boasts waterfalls and romantic stone bridges.

That I'd like to see.

Poker Game

I've never been to a poker game.

My son plays poker with his friends from time to time. Of course, being teens, this is friendly poker, no betting, other than with chips, no money trades hands. They have really found this to be a fun past time. One of his buddies went and bought a poker set for them to all use when they are together. He gave another one a similar set for a birthday gift.

But if they want to do their games up right, they should check out this Poker Table assortment. There are many tables to choose from including wooden tables and chairs, upholstered tables, and even folding table tops. They can even get more cards and chip sets here.

All orders over $100 are eligible for free shipping.

That I'd like to see.





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Schlitterbahn Galveston

I've never been to Schlitterbahn in Galveston.

It is apparantly not just for summer anymore! It is the first indoor, climate controlled waterpark in Texas. You can enjoy a tidal wave river, four enclosed tube slides and three speed slides. There are three kid's areas, a man made beach and a hot tub. The 70,000 square foot area boasts a retractable roof, allowing you to play in the Texas sun or play indoors in heated water.

That I'd like to see.

Sci-Edge

I've never been to Sci-Edge before.

Launching April 2, this new site will become a gathering place for like minded science fanatics. This is like MySpace but with brains! This will be the place for science hobbyists, computer geeks and science fiction fans to gather and share their common interests.

Membership is free. There will even be a way for members to blog, make links and make money! There are polls, games, quizzes, and photos. This will be the science edgy MySpace like community for all science and technology geeks!

Be sure to get in on this community at the groud floor level. Imagine if you'd have been one of the first at MySpace. Well, now there is a chance for you to be the first in a community just your style!

That I'd like to see.



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Museum of Funeral History

I've never been to the Museum of Funeral History .

This unique tribute to mortuary is located in a Houston neighborhood. It is set in what might have been an industrial park. The exhibits are located in a hangar sized room. The rest of the builiding houses "Undertakers University".

The displays are eye catching novelties of the funeral world. Here you can find a Japanese hears, a 1916 hearse bus, or a prop from Cyrano de Bergerac. There is a tribute to Lincoln, Kennedy and King Tut.

You can even buy souviners before leaving. Perhaps you could use a coffin shaped putter, or a coffin charmed necklace, or better yet, a chocolate casket candy bar.

That I'd like to see.