In light of the fact that the Amway WWDB Puryear Family Reunion 2012 will be hosted in Boise, Idaho from July 13 to 15, 2012, it is appropriate to revisit an article I published last year about things to do in the area if you are not attending the Amway function.
There are people travelling to Boise in July who are not interested in attending the Amway WWDB Family Reunion 2012, and I'm sure IBOs would be astounded if they heard about it.
The issue arises as a result of my high rankings in the search engines. In turn, I attract other people to my site who are truly looking for things to do in Boise and who could care less about Amway and their brainwashing conference. After all, who has time for that?! Please accept my apologies!
The Boise Art Museum is located in the city of Boise, Idaho. The cost of admission for adults is $5, with prices slightly lower for children and other age groups. Let's see, if I didn't have any interest in visiting the Louvre, I'm not sure I'd be interested in visiting this art museum either. I guess I'm lacking in culture! Hell! If I had to choose between Family Reunion and visiting an art gallery, I'd prefer the latter because I enjoy looking at paintings.
The Boise Zoo is located in the city of Boise, Idaho. The cost of admission for adults is $7. There is less for the other age groups. You are well aware that this is not a bad price for a zoo. I'd most likely go. It's far more enjoyable than watching those orangutans from the stage!
Tours of Boise via Trolley The cost of admission for a narrated tour of Boise is $18 for adults and less for children under the age of 12. Once you've been on one trolley, you've been on them all, believe it or not! I'm not sure I'd be able to pull this off. At least not until I was forced to pick between the trolley and Family Reunion, which I would refuse to do. Clang, clatter, clatter! Everyone on board!!!
The Idaho Capitol Building is open to the public for free tours.
Roaring Springs Waterpark is a family-friendly attraction. We're having a conversation now! On a hot summer day, this is just the type of entertainment I enjoy. The price is determined on how tall you are. If you're over 4', the cost is $27.99. With the exception of seniors (over 55), there is no height restriction for $22.99. Ha! Hey, it's less expensive and more fun than Family Reunion!
Check out Trip Advisor to find out about the best things to do in Boise.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g35394-Activities-Boise Idaho.html
Which brings up the question of what, according to Trip Advisor, is the top-rated tourist destination in Boise.
The old penitentiary, where I used to work! Tours are reasonably priced at $5 per person.
You're all familiar with the procedure by now. I'd go there if I could! Absolutely, if I had to choose between attending an Amway gathering and going to jail, I would choose jail every time.
That's all there is to it. There's plenty of other things to do in Boise, Idaho, if you don't want to attend the Amway WWDB Family Reunion.
Of course, the majority of you are now on to me. Basically, this is just another blog to help me climb to the top of Google search results for the key words that will annoy IBOs looking for information about the Amway WWDB Puryear Family Reunion 2012. As a side note, I hope this may be of assistance to a lady who has been dragged away from the Family Reunion by her indoctrinated husband but refuses to enter the Centurylink Arena to participate in the brainwashing. There are a variety of different activities available in Boise. It's more productive to relax in your hotel room and read a book or watch television than it is to lose your head at a Scamway meeting listening to those fucked up Amway cult gurus!
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