How I learned to stop the worrying and love camping

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We are new to camping, so inevitably we are erudition things the hard way. There were some great things, like family time playing Yahtzee by lantern jovial. Even more remarkable, Owen’s first roll of the dice was a Yahtzee, five of a kind. There were plenty of bike rides, but mostly, the camping trip felt like management a small restaurant with very picky customers. After five days of plating up meals at the beachfront diner, I was ready to charge every one of them to kiss my sandy grits. So during the trip home, I started compiling a mental list of things to do differently. To recoil-start my kid-friendly camping revolution, I turned to some experts for advice. She also gave me a tip about cutting up fruit before the trailer even meets the hitch, packaging them in singular containers for each day. “That way when they say, ‘I am hungry,’ in between meals, they already know what I am going to say.

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