Jamaica is known for its rich culture and beautiful scenery as an island nation located in the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Its tropical climate, with agreeable temperatures all year long, certainly has an influence on its high amounts of tourism. Surfers especially love Jamaica because of its world-class waves and pristine beaches, and there are certain spots in the country that are notably superior.

The Boston Bay Beach is a surfer’s dream destination. With some of the biggest waves in Jamaica, you can most definitely count on riding an epic wave or two before your stay in the country is over. You can also find plenty of surf amenities in and around the beach, like surf lessons, surf shops, and local food for picnics. Most importantly, though, for those who have had to wait patiently for the crowds to thin, is the fact that the Boston Bay Beach is not packed to the gills with angry locals and self-entitled tourists. All-in-all, the Boston Bay Beach is a great place to go for a surfer who wants to experience what Jamaican surfing is all about.

Experienced surfers will definitely enjoy Canon Cave. Expect a walk to get from where you park to the beach, but when you get there, you will not be disappointed. There are hardly any crowds to fight through, but there are plenty of waves that are some of the best that the country has to offer. Although Canon Cave is somewhat hard to find, it has the advantage of being empty throughout much of the year, which is certainly good for those that are in the know. Powerful waves and fairly consistent swells mean that surfers will enjoy it.

World-class waves are to be enjoyed at DNA, but only very experienced surfers need come out. The surf is regular and the waves are powerful, so the surfer should have no problem should his skill level be up to par. On a good day, the waves are long and very surfable, making it one of the better surfing spots in the country. But do brush up on your technique, or you may find yourself getting a bit too acquainted with the rocks and sea urchins.

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You’ll mostly use muscles in your lower body while snowboarding. It’s probably a good idea to perform some basic stretches before going out for the day on your snowboard. Calf, quad and hamstring stretches will help ease any muscle ache that you may develop while boarding. You should plan to spend approximately fifteen minutes prior to snowboarding, getting a few stretches in. While guiding the board down the slopes, you’ll mainly use your hamstrings and quadriceps. Professional snowboarders have very well defined quads and hamstrings. You’ll also use your abdominal muscles when you’re steering and getting back onto the snowboard. Core muscles are frequently used when making any sort of turn while heading down the mountain. The core muscles are often used when performing any sort of trick as well.

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To control your speed while traveling down the mountain, you’ll use your calf muscles. As the strength in your calf muscles build up, you’ll develop better coordination while on your board. Muscles in your feet and ankles are used to control your balance while using your snowboard. You’ll also use these muscles to steer the snowboard in the right direction. At the end of your day snowboarding, you should also plan to stretch out in order to avoid major muscle aches and pains.

Since you won’t likely use your upper body muscles as frequently, you may want to supplement your snowboarding workouts with some upper body strength training.

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1. Unload the dishwasher.  It often takes longer to complain about doing it then it does to actually do it.
2. Write and mail a birthday card of “thinking of you” note.  Keeping some note cards, postcards, and stamps on hand will make this easier.

3. Ready to a child.  For older children, read a chapter of a book.  With younger children, read a short Dr. Seuss book or another rhyming book.
4.    Check you emails. Don’t get caught up in the internet.  Stay focused on the task of emptying your email.
5.    Run a virus scan on you computer.  You don’t have to sit around while it runs.  Use this time to do something else.
6. Clean out the car.  Pick up all the trash, toys, and cloths that have accumulated.
7. Pick up the floors around the house.  Put everything in its home, but don’t try to “clean” the whole house.  This is more about straightening.
8. Change the sheets on one of the beds.  This is something that needs to be done weekly.
9. Flip through the stack of catalogues you’ve been getting all year.  Discard any that you won’t possibly use.  Mark the pages in the other catalogues for future viewing.
10. Make a “to do” list for the day, the week, and even the month.  Knowing what events you have coming up in the days ahead will help you balance your time.
11. Empty all the trashcans in the house – and put new bags in all of them.  Take the bags to the outside garbage can so they don’t cause the house to smell.
12. Change the filters in your return.  Keeping the filters clean will not only help your heating/cooling bill, but it will help your family stay healthy.
13. Empty the medicine cabinet.  Throw out all the outdated medications (but flush them down the toilet, don’t throw them out in the trash).
14. Start you Christmas list.  Who is on your nice list?  What are some ideas for surprising them?
15. Make some pudding.  Everyone loves pudding, and if you use the instant brands, it takes no time to make.
16. Throw out all the old magazines.  If you are holding on to them for just one article, cut that article out and file in a folder.
17. Set up a doctor’s appointment (eye exam, dental cleaning, etc).  It is usually making the appointment that keeps most of us from ever going.
18. Clean the tub (or sink, or toilet).  If you do each one when you have the time you will find that the process is much easier each go around.
19. Wash the mirrors in the house.  If you have some of the window cleaning wipes, this process will go even faster.

20. Go through your coupons and throw out any of the ones that have expired.

21. Compare your wallet calendar with the home calendar and make sure you haven’t missed any dates on either.
22. Sweep the front porch or back deck and the steps.  Straighten up the furniture or accessories as well.
23. Read a chapter in a book or an article in a magazine.  If you aren’t going to read them, then quit subscribing and get rid of what you have.
24. Empty the cat box.  The more often you do it, the quicker it goes.
25. Take a warm bath.  It’s a great way to use your time and relax your body.
26. Scan through the newspaper.  If you have time, come back to the articles that caught your attention.
27. Go through your makeup (or beauty supplies) and throw out all the older products or the ones you don’t or can’t use anymore.  Organize all that is left over.
28. Fix dinner (or at least get it started fixing itself) in a crock pot.  Pile in your ingredients and let it cook – low eat for all day and high heat for three or four hours.
29.  Find and read a new blog.  Leave a comment or bookmark it if it’s one you want to visit again in the future.
30.  Do the filing that has been piling up.  The longer you wait, the longer it will take.

Time is precious.  When you find yourself with a few extra minutes, it is some times tough to know what to do.  You don’t want to start something that you want be able to finish.  Instead of tackling a long term project, go after a quick job.  There are plenty of things you can do in just fifteen minutes.

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It seems that all the trips that are touted as the perfect family get away focus on different entertainment for the different ages in your family. For us, the perfect family getaway keeps our family together. We are always looking for ways to have fun but not spend a fortune in the process.

1. Camping. Although the cost of the initial set up can be expensive, it is possible to buy some of the needs second hand. With a tent, some sleeping bags, and a basic ability to cook over a camp fire, you and your family can stay anywhere for just a few dollars a day.

2. Family Memberships. For just a couple of hundred dollars (or less in some places) you can have unlimited opportunities to have fun as a family. Just last week, our family spent the day at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN. With family passes, we can go back any time we want – for just a few hours or for another full day of fun. Even better, many zoos and aquariums have reciprocal programs – which mean that we will be able to visit places all over for free or for a discounted price.

3. Historical sites. There are great, hidden treasures all over that offer free tours. A few years back we found ourselves in Quincy, Illinois. Just a short trip to Missouri gave us the chance to tour the home town of Mark Twain. We got to see the fence that he had to pain growing up (and which was an important part of Tom Sawyer). For just a few dollars each, we toured the cave that was featured in the same book.

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