 | from Diane Schmidt
Growing up, it seemed summer was the time when our parents actually made money instead of spending it. That's because we were a great source of cheap (read: free) labor, especially since we could pick more strawberries than we could eat, would babysit siblings for an extra hour of television privileges and always mowed the lawn in exchange for a ride to the local swimming pool. Ah, the good old days!
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In the Spotlight | How to Save Money at Amusement Parks
Last summer we went to our local amusement park and while I'd calculated costs for admission and a little extra for some treats, I hadn't counted on the fact that amusement park lemonade quadruples in price as soon as it passes through the turnstile.
| | Camp at Home Under the Stars
Some of my best memories growing up are of the nights my sister and I camped out in our backyard. There was something about seeing our yard and house from a different perspective that always gave me a little thrill. Of course, it helped that my parents were close by, as was the fridge and cookie cupboard, just in case our imaginations got the best of us.
| How To Build a Sandbox
Nothing says summer like sand and sun. So, if you live far from a beach, the next best thing is a sandbox in your own backyard.
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