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Susan Campbell: Think about this a moment, and then look into the shining faces of your loved ones. You didn't opt for the DVD option on the minivan, did you? And you will be trapped for hours in an area roughly the size of a kitchen table with the people who know how to push your buttons better than anyone.

If you have kids, a DVD option is a wise investment.

Of course if you're even more sadistic than your children and know how to push their buttons, you may enjoy the no-DVD, no-air conditioning vehicle. In fact, you may opt for the sub-compact. You can use the savings to pay for more gas and cheap motels! ;-)

Posted by Antone Roundy at

Though we didn't go with the DVD option when we purchased our mini-van, we quickly purchased a TV/Video Player combo.  We then replaced that with a TV/DVD combo.  Best add-on investment we've /ever/ made.  Highly recommended.

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Riding in the Big Red Car

Sam Ruby quotes Susan Campbell, then suggests that a video player in your minivan might be a good investment. Ms. Campbell's article suggests car games. We play car games. Do your children really need to be sedated? Deena, my wife, who prefers that...

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Personally - I find a laptop w/DVD-player is a better choice.  Bigger screen, more uses and a valid write-off.  Sure you have to strap it to a seat, but...

Posted by Jason Kaczor at

Am I the only one who talks to his kids on a car journey?

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Geeks! Geeks! Geeks! Out and about!

That's what Abigail was shouting the other night at the dinner table in her excitement. We had just told the girls that the Wednesday night concert series was beginning this week, a special summer time we enjoy like Christmas, and......

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Our roadtrip experience

Last night we got back from our summer roadtrip.  OSAF and its sister organizations had a summer picnic last weekend, so we arranged for my regular visit to OSAF to coincide with the picnic.  Since this  was a family picnic, Julie and I decided that w... [more]

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Our roadtrip experience

Last night we got back from our summer roadtrip. OSAF and its sister organizations had a summer picnic last weekend, so we arranged for my regular visit to OSAF to coincide with the picnic. Since this was a family picnic, Julie and I decided that we...

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Bloggers on the road: imagine the possibilities...

I didn't write posts or read blogs during our travels to San Francisco in August, but as we drove, I imagined how other bloggers would have reacted, had they come along with us for our road trip....here are my......

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