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Traveling can be a lot of fun, and the summer months are often when families and individuals choose to hit the road. Maybe you’re traveling because you want to see some relatives this year, or perhaps you’re going on vacation. If you could not take one in 2020 because of the pandemic, you might be eager to explore some new territory this year. One thing you should keep in mind, though, as you get ready to travel, is that temperatures are higher in the summer than they have ever been in the past. In some parts of the American Southwest and on the West Coast, it is not at all unusual to have heat waves that last for days. During those times, you will experience triple-digit weather that can make you feel like you’re melting. You need to protect yourself if you’re traveling to a location that gets that hot. Here are some ways you can do it. Stay Hydrated There are many laws and rules for how you should conduct yourself while traveling. If you were traveling from state to state via motorcy

Readers, please join me welcoming Michael Baron, author of Crossing the Bridge , who’s guest blogging here today! As you may remember from his first post here last year, Michael’s previous book When You Went Away received rave reviews upon its release. About his upcoming release Crossing the Bridge – Hugh Penders has been stuck in neutral for nearly a decade since his brother Chase died. He carries with him two secrets that he has never been able to share with anyone. When Hugh’s father falls ill, Hugh must return to home where he once again meets and falls in love with Chase’s girlfriend, Iris. But the ghost of Chase haunts both of them. And when each reveals a truth the other never knew, their lives will change forever. Charged by the power of desire and the impact of loss, Crossing the Bridge is a soulful, romantic novel that will speak to you deeply. My new novel, Crossing the Bridge , is about a man who returns to his hometown to face the scars of his past and get a seco