Remember these toys of the 60s? A new interactive display at the world's largest children's museum in Indianapolis allows you to vote for the winners among 100 iconic toys that have defined childhood. The museum is a great place to visit with children or grandchildren—-and you can visit this display online. If you are a teeny bit sentimental, you may even still have one or more of these toys (either yours or your kids') stashed in a closet.
The world's best department stores are more than retail temples; they're places that reveal a country and what it values. While magnificent museums, soaring cathedrals, and historical treasures are all typically part of a traveler's itinerary, if that's all you see, you're missing out!
Spring is close enough at hand to have driven me to my own personal chamber of horrors: my two-car garage/mausoleum de junk, where spiders and rats have found a home among my invaluable forgotten possessions. I have watched episodes of Hoarders on A&E and have been dutifully horrified and mystified all at the same time. What is it that makes people save old pizza cartons, expired grocery coupons and other useless detritus?