It feels like a sauna outside.
You've been looking forward to the summer all year, but now it's here and you don't know what to do with the kids. On top of that, your bathing suit body is non-existent. Have no fear; Kudzu's Summer Guide will get you summer-ready in to time! Find the perfect summer camp, improve your golf game, hit the pool, or become a grill master. Kudzu has all the help you need to make this summer your best one yet.
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nols98 on Kids and Summer:
Summer can be tough as we parents have to juggle schedules so much more than even during the school year. Our 8-year-old goes to camps and more camps -- but stuff that he wouldn't usually try. Though we try not to wear our son out with too much. We always schedule a week or several days at the beach during which he can relax and do kid stuff ... whatever that may be.
"Camp Fish Tales in Sarasota, Fla. does so much for the kids. Muffet Einwag has worked for years to give back to these kids so that they have a place to have fun and feel great about themselves. Volunt" more Review by SMC - posted 10/13/2008 Summer Camps View More
"This bike shop has a large selection of bikes for the entire family.They also sell specialty bikes , fitness equipment, and accessories.The employee..." more Jen T. - posted 09/22/2005 Bicycle Shops & Repair View More
"This is the ultimate in the camping experience. You buy a lot and have your own spot, here you can even erect a home or live in your rv. They have a nice rec hall and lake access and a great pool." more Review by abbadoo - posted 06/06/2008 Camps & Campgrounds View More
"Just took my group to play this course and what an improvement. Everyone in the group was impressed. The fairways were beautiful, the greens were great (stay below the hole), and the new bunkers were" more HiddenAcres - posted 11/24/2008 Golf View More
nols98 on Kids and Summer:
Summer can be tough as we parents have to juggle schedules so much more than even during the school year. Our 8-year-old goes to camps and more camps -- but stuff that he wouldn't usually try. Though we try not to wear our son out with too much. We always schedule a week or several days at the beach during which he can relax and do kid stuff ... whatever that may be.
