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Family Car: Top Tips for Organizing Your Home on Wheels
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Top tips for organizing the family car.
We run errands in it. We take kids to school, to soccer, to piano, to swim lessons, to the beach, to play dates, to baseball, to birthday parties.
I know the world’s supposedly a smaller place these days.
But I’m still driving 20 minutes to get anywhere. (Then again, I do live in Los Angeles.)
What all this time on the road really means is that your wheels have to function like a home on wheels. Because it often is.
Planning a roadtrip? Here's how to
organize the wheels for the tripin' ahead.
In a carpool? Check out the
carpool survival guide
for essential tips to keep the mobile sanity.
What do you do when you’re speeding down the highway and your toddler throws up in his safety seat? Or your son spills his grape juice down his shirt on the way to his piano recital?
When you’re a freewheeling single and you break down on the thoroughfare, you’re about to embark on an adventure (but that’s another Web site).
When you’ve got a load of four-year-olds on board, you’re about to encounter deep doo-doo. There’s nothing the least bit adventurous about it.
Instead, it’s time to shift gears - and roll on without missing a beat. It's easy - if you're prepared for the worst.
Best of all, it'll keep moving along – and you won't even be late for hockey practice!
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