The Snack Bag
Rachel MRoad Trip Pro Trips for Families from Someone Who’s Been There, Packed That
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Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn
> As the Sugarhill Gang reminded us, there are a lot of different types of places to stay on a road trip, some of which might work better than others for you and your travel companions. Unfortunately, despite what the Sugarhill Gang suggest...
Deals and Steals
No question, going on a trip is expensive, but there are a number of ways to save money on admission fees to museums, amusement parks, historic sites, and other attractions on your journey.
Shlom Bayis / Shlom Oyto
There’s a Jewish concept called “Shalom Bayit,” or, as it’s pronounced in Yiddish, “Shlom Bayis,” which literally translates to “peace in the house.” The idea traditionally refers to marital relations and the thinking that domestic harmony ...
The College Tour
Well, I guess it had to happen eventually. After seventeen years of strapping my little guy into his car seat and making sure he had plenty of car-safe toys to keep him busy, after countless Junior Ranger programs and rounds of Name That Tu...
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In between road trips, I'm a full-time English teacher living in Brooklyn with my family. I enjoy gardening, going to the theater, cooking, and judging other people's parenting choices.
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