- John H. Connors
Planning a road trip is nearly as fun as taking one, but if you’ve got a car full of people, packing can be tricky. How can you carry everything you need for everyone in your party and still have enough room for them to ride in comfort? Here are a few tips and tricks to make packing for your next road trip a little easier.
There’s something universal about that feeling that comes with being on the water. Whether you’re going solo in a skiff, heading out for the afternoon on a yacht or trying out a personal watercraft for the first time, there’s a sense of anticipation that comes with each voyage. No matter how many trips you have under your belt, though, it’s best to freshen up on boat safety.
Moving is stressful on its own, but when you’re also paring down your possessions and potentially changing climates to boot, it takes on some new challenges. Not to worry, the process of downsizing your home can leave you leaner and reinvigorated for your next adventure. So, let’s get started.
Believe it or not, there are plenty of pop culture references throughout history that put a romantic spin on lousy weather. Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds sure did enjoy “singin’ in the rain” back in the day. And who among us doesn’t get into the holiday spirit just thinking about walking in a winter wonderland?
More than 40,000 Americans died on the roads in 2016, the most significant increase in deaths over a two-year period in more than 50 years.1 Whether someone you love has been known to text and drive, or you have found yourself distracted behind the wheel, these tips can help avoid dangerous activity on the road.