The Snack Bag
Rachel MRoad Trip Pro Trips for Families from Someone Who’s Been There, Packed That
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Road Trip Resolutions
It’s a new year, according to the calendar (the Gregorian one, anyway.) Whether or not you mark January 1 as the start of something new (or if, like me, you think “the year” begins on the first day of school), I figure now’s as good a time ...
(Half-)Year-End Recap
I started this Substack this past summer, after thinking about it and drafting entries for at least a year. With the encouragement of a number of friends (especially the lovely and talented Molly W and Mia T) and, of course, my very patient...
Weird Packing Essentials and Surprisingly Useful Stuff
You know the packing basics–toothbrush, underwear–and we’ve gone over both what to pack and how to pack it. Beyond the stuff worth snagging along the way, here’s a list of things you might not think to pack, but which can enhance your trip ...
How Not to Forget Stuff on the Road
On our first major cross-country road trip, I managed to leave the phone charger adapter in a tiny motel in the Badlands. Not the whole charger, mind you; just the dinky little part that would allow me to plug the phone into the outlet, wit...
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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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