Travel
5 Reasons Traveling with Kids is Worth the Headache
There are few things in life that really truly matter. I mean there are things that eat my lunch everyday, but those things are rarely important if I stop to think about them.
But one thing that is really important to us is making memories with our kids…
The Ten Things You Need to Buy on Amazon Before Your Disney Vacation
I don’t have to tell you that the prices at theme parks are inflated for almost everything. And Disney is no exception. Before we left for our last Disney trip I made sure to buy everything on this list. Because you won’t catch me paying $15 for a plastic poncho, even if it does have that cute Mickey on it. I’d rather be soaked in silent protest.
Of course you can buy almost everything on this list when you get there. But if you buy them ahead of time you’ll save a ton…
How Travel Hacking Changed the Way We Travel
If you know anything about me, you know I love a good deal.
Scratch that. If you know anything about me, you know I love getting things for free. Yeah, free is always better.
I’ve pretty much mastered the art when it comes to toothpaste and shampoo. But last year I was introduced to something that totally upped my game. I’m talking about the next level of extreme couponing. A little something called…
8 Things You Can Do to get Better Gas Mileage!
Nobody likes to spend more than they have to on gas. In fact, my husband will often go out of his way to save a few cents per gallon (although I’m not sure the math works out when you take into account the extra time on the road, but I digress).
But by making a few changes and keeping up with a few key items you can make a significant difference in the amount of gas you’re using…
4 Alternatives to a Factory Installed Entertainment System
When we bought our first minivan in 2013, one of the “must-haves” during our search was a built in screen and DVD player. But after a car accident last summer that totaled our minivan, we found ourselves searching again for a minivan with the perfect set-up.
But because this purchase was not a planned expense, we were on a budget. And the more we looked at our options the more we realized how much we would actually be paying for just that one feature…
