The most interesting engineering in the category Most travel trailers are boxes. They push a wall of air down the highway and your fuel economy or your battery range pays for it. Lightship built the AE.1 around the opposite premise, which is that if you solve aerodynamics first, everything else gets easier. The trailer travels […]
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We took our first Disney cruise as a family and I went in expecting to feel ripped off. I did not. As a family, we loved it. So, for our next spring break, we thought we would try a different Disney Cruise, a different route and a different ship. So, I started paying attention to
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This post contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. In Japan, your phone is not a convenience. It’s your map, your train ticket, your translator, and your camera — often all four inside the same ten minutes. Our family of four spent
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This post contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. And to be clear up front: nothing here is financial advice — I’m just telling you what a dollar bought my family in Japan this summer. The Japanese yen is trading at about
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Our family of four averaged seven to eight miles of walking a day in Japan. I know because my phone kept telling me, usually around the time one of our kids started negotiating for a taxi. Here’s how we actually got around — trains, cabs, Ubers, and a whole lot of sidewalk — and the
I’m going to be honest about my first reaction to Visit Japan Web: I thought it was a scam. Someone recommended it before our trip to Japan this summer. I pulled up the website, saw a URL I didn’t recognize, and found a plain-looking government form asking for my passport number. Every instinct I’ve developed
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I know we all wish that we could be somewhere like Dublin or Chicago or Boston for St. Patrick’s Day 2026. But, we are here in Houston, and Houston has plenty of things to do. Here are a list of things that you can do coming up on Tuesday, March 17, 2026. St. Patrick’s Day
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