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As campus tours filled our weekends, we began turning prospective college visits with our teens into family vacations

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By Amy Barnes
| Yahoo Life Verified
Sending two kids to college meant months of driving to and touring campuses as a family. • So, I started turning our campus visits into "tour-cations" with day trips and fun local activities. • While learning about schools, we spent time together visiting local restaurants and attractions. When our two kids were getting ready to choose their colleges, our family's schedule seemed to get busier than ever.
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These 10 Meat-and-Three Meals Are Southern Comfort on a Plate

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By Amy Barnes
| Aol Verified
Rachel Marek / Food Stylist: Addelyn Evans / Prop Stylist: Gabriel Greco In the South, the meat-and-three restaurant is a quintessential comfort food staple. Menus vary at each restaurant but often are handwritten in chalk. With several entrée meat options and a list of vegetables, salads, desserts and bread selections, diners can create their own custom plate.
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Prompt: What Was The Worst Job You Ever Had?

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By Amy Barnes
| Narratively
Every writer’s dream is to quite their “day job,” but I personally love reading about day jobs! Whether it’s an actor-turned-corporate-spy, the unlikely pet euthanasia businessperson, or the late-blooming ironworker, there’s something immensely satisfying about getting an intimate, unexpected look at someone else’s work life. And often, our worst/weirdest/hardest jobs are the funniest ones to write about (even if we need a few years of distance to be able to laugh about them).
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