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I can’t believe Thanksgiving is almost here. Wait. I can’t believe I only have 39 more shopping days until Christmas. I love Christmas. It’s a bit overwhelming, but what better things could we be doing with our lives than blessing each other in honor of our savior? Besides shopping and giving, I have a top 10… Read more »
Each year, the Titanic Museum Attraction decks the halls for a magical Christmas Celebration. This year, the Titanic Crew worked for 4 days with 12 people working each night, to complete this year’s holiday lights and decorations inside the ship. You see, the Titanic didn’t sail during Christmas, but if she had, we imagine that… Read more »
Ok. So maybe I learned this on David Letterman? I like lists and wanted to share this list with you because it’s all about Christmas in the Smoky Mountains. You can’t go wrong!This list has been talked about, tweeted, shows up on search engines, etc. It’s on its way to becoming famous! This list is… Read more »
Well, it’s has been quite some time since I was able to write in my Titanic journal, aka this blog. I have so many things to tell you! First, I hope everyone has had a fantastic Fall 2013. Daylight Savings time ends on November 3, 2013 so the night sky will sneak up on us… Read more »
I am very excited to say that our 2nd Annual Titanic Pigeon Forge Ice Carving Competition is coming up in January 2012. It will be held on Saturday, January 14 at our Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tn. For more information, visit our website. The event is free!!! Contest Information is below. I have… Read more »
Last Friday night, the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tn. hosted a special MOM BLOGGER event to help the museum kickoff the Christmas in a Winter Wonderland Celebration. Mom Bloggers from Knox News, Knox Moms, and other local Tennessee Moms with noteworthy Blogs attended this private event with their families. The Titanic Museum Attraction’s… Read more »
The Titanic, arguably the most famous shipwreck of modern times, sits on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean covered with two and a half miles of water – six tons of pressure to the square inch. Certainly that would be enough to keep its inhabitants confined, or, is it . . . ? Before, during… Read more »
