"If Only Vacations Were 24/7"

I wonder what it would be like to take left handed vacations. That is to say, a trip with only left handed people. As my BeingLeft Handed.com family of friends grow, I forsee in the future a group of lefties on a cruise ship or a day at Disney dedicated to only left handed people.

In addition to having a passion for being left handed I also have the same for travel. Through the years I have been fortunate to take some memorable trips with my family and with my knowledge of the Internet I have gotten some great deals.



A few years ago I finally got up the nerve to take my family to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. No matter what you've heard about long lines and crowds of people let me put your mind at ease. This was the best trip not only for my children but also for me and my wife. First thing you do is buy the book Birnbaum's Walt Disney World 2009 and sign up with MouseSavers.com (best place for Disney vacation information on the web). Then go to Hotels.com and book your stay. Stay at one of the theme park resorts it's the best way to go. Those Disney vacation commercials where the parents turn into children is true! I felt like a kid the entire time I was there. Disney employees are trained to make you happy and it works. Go no matter how old you are.


My wife and I have been to Hawaii twice. Once on our honeymoon and again for our 10th anniversary. There's nothing like tropical islands that are American soil. If I was wealthy I would live there or have a vacation home. We've been to most of the islands and Maui and The Big Island are our favorite. You need to stay at least a week (check out a vacation home rental) due to the long airplane flight. The book I buy to prepare for this trip is No Worries Hawaii: A Vacation Planning Guide for Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island. Read it and book through Hotels.com to get the best deals. I can hear the crashing waves calling me now.


Last year my oldest daughter had the honor of singing at Carnegie Hall in New York City. While growing up in Oklahoma and living in Texas, I never had the pleasure of visiting New York City. My wife and I decided to take the family out of school and go for this special event. I'm glad we did. We were there 5 days and that was probably enough at one time for me. Don't get me wrong it's a beautiful city with many things to see and do, but it can become overwhelming at times. Book your stay through Hotels.com and buy the book, New York City For Dummies. You must do a Broadway Show , see the Statue Of Liberty, Ground Zero and Times Square at the bare minimum. We get to go back next year for another Carnegie engagement with both daughters singing this time. I can't wait.


Last and certainly not least is Las Vegas, Nevada. The adult playground of the world. My wife and I have gone several times thought the years and loved every time. (However, we haven't gone very much since our children were born) The shows. food and of course gambling are great for a weekend get-a-way. You can usually find an inexpensive trip at Priceline.com . Try to stay on the Strip if you can. VIiva Las Vegas!


I know this doesn't have a lot to do with being left handed, but Left
Handed Vacations of all southpaws could be a blast. Someday maybe someday.

p.s. If your vacation is expensive, don't forget to get a free travel insurance quote from Travel Guard. I add it on all our big trips for peace of mind.