Interesting
sites to visit on the web
 For the kiddies,
visit Marilee's Paper Doll Pages for printable
paper dolls.You'll find all kinds of dolls; from
Victorian types to movie and TV characters, Berenstein
Bears, Trolls, Luke Skywalker, Lisa Douglas from Green
Acres, Barbie, The Little Mermaid, Betsy McCall and many,
many more! The pages also give tips for the best way to
print the dolls and accessories. Perfect for that Rainy
Day.
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For the older kids, there's Cheat Code
Central. The largest and most comprehensive video
and computer game help site in the world, for Sony
PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Nintendo 64, Sega Dreamcast,
Game Boy, and PC. This site will supply you with cheat
codes, Game Shark codes, strategy guides, saved game
files, and more for thousands of video games.
Just have yourself a look around and find what you need.
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If you're a sports fan, this site will knock
your socks off.  SeasonTicket.com is a free service
that allows users to create their own highlight shows
featuring the sports, leagues and teams that interest
them. Additionally, you can choose the depth of coverage
you're looking for, so as to not miss a single press
conference or interview. Each customized show features
full-motion video, high-quality audio and commentary,
combined with up-to-date news, scores and statistics.
This site is best viewed with high-speed connection.
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The ShortCut Cook
Life was starting to get pretty hectic for Terrie
Macfarlane and Lisa Rubino back in 1992. Their busy
schedules left them with little time to deal with meals
-- get it on the plate, and serve it up fast-- reflected
the real world of preparing meals. Terrie and Lisa
noticed that all the cooking shows on television catered
to an elite gourmet audience. The recipes were
unrealistic for the harried and hungry...
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Marvelicious Father's Day
This site has poetry, recipes, a recommended reading
list, a
short history of Father's Day and more links to sites to
honor our
Fathers on June 18th. (And a cool cursor tail)
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 On Flag Day, people
in the United States display the flag
on their homes, businesses, and public buildings. Some
schools honor the flag with special programs that may
feature discussions of the flag's origin and meaning.
Many patriotic organizations hold parades and other Flag
Day demonstrations.
Visit Annie's Flag Day page for the history of
this special Day, June 14th.
(Also my son's birthday!). I think it's a cute site, well
worth a look.
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