Phil is an advertising and sales guru with close to 20 years in the biz. With a varied background which includes stints as a certified personal trainer, bartender, small business owner, ad rep, publisher and writer, I bring my overall life knowledge, opinions, humor, and everyday experiences to light here. With a knack for “telling it like it is”, my outlook on life comes from a “guy’s guy” standpoint and real experience. Whether it be dining, drinking, culture, sports, life, or just plain having fun my viewpoints come from a keen eye and mindset.
Hey Phil,
I am planning a trip to HP World in Orlando for my wife and daughter. I saw that you went in October which is the month they are wanting to go. How was the crowd issue? This seems to be the number one complaint about the park. Do you have any tips to help them have a more enjoyable experience?
Thank you and have a great 2013!
Philip
Hey Phil! (Great name by the way!)
We have been goin to Disney for years. It’s not as crowded in Oct when we go around Columbus Day week. The parks can get crowded on weekends but not as bad as peak season. Most kids are in school in October. Just make sure there are no special events or school association events going on and you should be ok. Hit the parks early and head to the back of them first to get on those rides before the crowds make it there. If you can get fast passes get those for certain popular rides as soon as you enter the parks. Have patience as lines are always gonna be there.
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Hi Filbio,
You’ve finally made a real mention on my blog LOL!
Seriously though, I just wanted to give you a head’s up that I’ve nominated you for the Dragon’s Loyalty Award. I’ve also written a few words about you and your blog. Feel free to take a look.
‘Hope you like it?
Hey Victoria!
I just saw it. Thanks so much for thinking of me! Now I’ll have to start making a list and setting up a post soon.
While I drink my coffee! 😉
The pleasure is always mine!
I’ll drink to that with a pot of tea served in an elegant cup and saucer, and a platter of wafer-thin cucumber sandwiches on hand!
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Hi,
Hope you are doing great Job.
I am looking for some advertising opportunities and impressed with the quality of your blog blog.theregularguynyc.com I was wondering if you allow Sponsored Posts and In-Content Text Link ad placement on your blog. Can you please let me know with the price you charge for per post and In-Content link placement?
Looking for your kind reply.
Best Regards,
Muhammad Sufian
Hello, and thanks for inquiring. At this point I do not allow sponsored posts or paid links on my blog.
we are hosting a festival that focuses on nutrition and the importance of healthy eating, regardless of income, accessibility, or resources. It will do so by providing informational and interactive activities through three main areas- urban gardening, cook, and technology. The festival is completely free of charge, including demonstrations, giveaways, and samples. It will be tailored for all-age groups and include live musical performances. We would love for you and your supporters to join us. Details are as follows:
What: Grow Brooklyn Festival
Presented by: Oxfam Action Corps NYC, Friends of Garden Kitchen Lab, and the Senior Group of Saint John’s Community Recreation Center
In Partnership with: The Parks Department
When: Saturday, June 25th from 11am – 4pm
Where: Saint John’s Community Recreation Center, 1251 Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11213. Between Troy and Schenectady Avenues
Admission: Free
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