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What You Might Find at “The Next Exit” Posted: 13 May 2010 04:27 PM PDT You may find yourself out on the road, traveling the interstate from point A to point B. If so, then The Next Exit is going to be your bestfriend. It’s “interstate travel made easy”! The Next EXIT® is the most complete U.S. Interstate Highway exit directory ever printed. You'll find a thorough exit-by-exit listing of every service you will ever need while traveling including food, gas, lodging, camping, shopping, and much more. This "Exit Bible" will enhance your traveling experience. Never take the wrong exit again with the Next EXIT®! I’ve been lucky enough to get my hands on a copy of their printed guide (I’m in with the owners) and I can’t wait to take it for a spin on our next family vacation. I’m starting a fun new series for the summer called Make and Takes on the GO and this guide is going to help us as we drive, with kids, 12 hours to the beach! So when the kids yell out for a potty break or we’re almost out of gas or it’s time to refill mama’s beverage, then we’ll have our handy dandy Next Exit Bible to help us find the nearest stop! Are you planning any loooooong summer road trips? Share and Bookmark: Related Posts: Packing For a Trip with the Kids Traveling with Kids in the Car 8 Must Haves for a Family Disneyland Trip

Handmade Banners for all Occasions Posted: 13 May 2010 07:15 AM PDT Nothing says “celebration” like a banner. Don’t let birthdays be the only holidays worthy of a banner. Not only does a banner let your mom know it’s her day, but it can be fun gift too! Quickutz new Triangle Pennant Die just made my banner making days that much easier. With all the darling scrapbook papers available these days, the possibilities are endless. Thanks to Quickutz for providing me with this machine, helping me stay crafty. Oh yeah, and don’t forget Dad. June 20th will be here before we know it! Happy paper crafting! Kami Bigler is a regular contributor at Make and Takes. She’s the thrifty maven who runs the blog: no biggie – a montage of her three favorite creative outlets: crafting, cooking, and thrifting. Her interests include portrait and tabletop photography, paper crafts, decorating and experiencing the thrill of the thrift find. You can follow Kami on Twitter at @kamibigler. Share and Bookmark: Related Posts: Handmade Paper Corsages for Mom Bloomin’ Handmade Greeting Cards You Can Plant Light Up the Halloween Night

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