It's been a beautiful winter up until the snowpocalypse hit. With up to 10 inches of snow in some places, Kansas City is a winter wonderland. Instead of complaining about all the cold powdery stuff take advantage of it by heading north to Weston, Mo. Snow Creek is celebrating its 25th anniversary with special promos and prices all season long. There is something for every age group,  from snow monsters (a special 3 hour group lesson for skiing or snow boarding for children ages 5-12), Tornado Alley Snow Tube Park, Rattlesnake Terrain park for extreme riders, to a bar in the lodge for adults. Prices are reasonable and lessons are plenty. 
http://www.skisnowcreek.com/index.html

Did you know that Zagat (The Web's Most Trusted Guide to Restaurant Reviews and Rating) called Kansas City the number 1 dining bargain of all the major cities it reviews?

Well, next week may be the perfect week to go try some of KC's finest food at an affordable price. Kansas City Restaurant Week features over 100 restaurants offering multi-course lunch and dinners.
Lunches will cost $15.00 and dinners will be $30.00. As if eating out in Kansas City wasn't enough of a prize, ten percent each meal goes to Harvesters. The event raised nearly $56,000 last year. Reservations are recommended. You can get a complete list of participating restaurants and menu's at http://www.kansascityrestaurantweek.com/restaurants/
<3 ~ M

It's simple. I am on a mission to change your mind about Kansas City. I frequently hear complaints from people who say that they hate it here, that there is nothing to do, etc. I think just the opposite about our Paris of the Plains. Rich in history, music and cuisine, Kansas City has a lot to offer and I'm going to prove it. <3 ~M

Skyline view from The Liberty Memorial