Pauline Frommer is the daughter of American travel writing legend Arthur Frommer. She is a successful and acclaimed travel expert and writer in her own right and is best known for her “spend less see more” approach.

Her line of travel guidebooks focus mainly on budget-oriented adult travelers. In addition to budget travel guide books for adults, she has travel guidebooks for every type of traveler. Pauline Frommer’s budget travel guidebooks are regarded as the best source for cheap travel tips as her handpicked team of writers help you get the best out of your dollar and trip. Millions of travelers count on Pauline Frommer budget Travel Guides for accurate prices, smart trip planning, comprehensive sightseeing advice, and forthright reviews of hotels and restaurants in all price ranges. In 2006, the North American Travel Journalists Association named Pauline Frommer’s New York City as the “Best Guidebook of the Year.”

Pauline Frommer recently appeared on the Steve Perillo Travel Show hosted by the CEO of Perillo Tours, a well-known name in the travel industry since 1945. Starting with travel tours to Italy, they have moved to providing quality tours to Hawaii and Israel as well. Perillo Tours set the highest standards of value and integrity in travel. Steve Perillo is the third generation of the Perillo family who carries forward the family tradition.

On the Perillo Travel Show, Pauline Frommer gives an inside look at her travel guides. She offers viewers expert suggestions on how to travel cheap. According to her, going for alternative modes of traveling rather than the traditional ways of traveling are the best ways to travel cheap. Alternative accommodations such as private apartments, convents, and monasteries are also great when it comes to traveling cheap.

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Cats.

There are no in betweens. People hate them absolutely, or they love them absolutely. I have actually seen with my own eyes drivers deliberately swerving to hit a cat as it raced across the street. I once witnessed a horrific car accident that involved one pickup and two cars, leaving three dead and several injured (yup, it was the pickup that swerved, trying to hit a cat as it ran across a highway). Oddly, the only person involved that wasn't injured...was the cat, which, as I observed, was sitting casually on the side of the highway, passively watching as the emergency crews came to the scene.

I am NOT saying that all pickup owners hate cats, just that there are some folks out there who do, whom happen to own pickups.

I've also seen cars full of kids swerve to hit cats. Vehicle types don't count, only the moron driving it.

Guns are like cats. There are absolutists out there who hate guns and everyone whom has ever owned one, and NOTHING will ever change their minds...that is...until they need one and don't have one.

Or, they're just liars about their own gun colections (and many of the loudest anti-gun types do have their own collections, or, at the very least, are surrounded by armed private security agents).

Doesn't matter.

It's their "public voice" that we hear baying, whining and ranting against guns.

The funny thing is, that back when Teddy Rooseveldt was President, it was not at all uncommon for a rifle toting fellah to be granted admission (while still armed!), into the White House, to sit, drink whiskey and "jaw" with The President. After all, they'd served together in Cuba, or were just good old hunting buddies.

Funnier still is that most hunters that I have known over the years hated cats.

I am a hunter of over forty years, and I can't imagine living without a cat in my life (Vinnie, an American Black Shorthair, is curled up, comfortible, warm and purring softly next to my right foot as I write this).

Cats, guns, it doesn't make any difference. It's about adoration, admiration, comfort, or just plain love.

Or, it's about the other thing...hate...pure, total, unreasoning, uncomprimising and absolute hatred.

It's also about Freedom.

The freedom to enjoy our guns...the freedom to enjoy our purring kitties...