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Hi Reader, I recently published something over on my other site that I think you’ll really appreciate. With America’s 250th birthday coming up in 2026 (and Route 66 turning 100!), I put together a guide to planning a once-in-a-generation road trip across the U.S. Even if you don’t normally follow that site, this one felt too good not to share here. There’s something special about seeing the country by road. Historic cities. Small towns. National parks. The kind of places that make you slow down and really experience where you are. In the guide, I cover: • Ideas for meaningful stops tied to America’s history If you’re considering an RV, you can currently save $70 on an RVshare rental with code USART250, which makes this kind of bucket-list trip a little more doable. You can read the full guide here. Whether you’re planning a full cross-country adventure or just a long summer loop, 2026 is shaping up to be a pretty incredible time to explore. Hope it inspires something fun. Travel on! Tonya
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Hey Reader, Can we talk about May for a second? Because somehow this month feels like December with better weather. School events. Sports. Graduations... including my son's college graduation this year! Trying to figure out summer plans before everything doubles in price. And meanwhile, every time I look up flights or gas prices lately, I feel personally attacked. I was pricing out a summer trip the other night and had one of those moments where you stare at the screen thinking… “Okay, but...
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