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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1991
Page
9
A Phoenix pastor warns that modern families live on a relentless schedule with multiple devices humming at once. He cites exhaustion as damaging to marriages and homes, detailing his seven flawed family models and urging steps to unplug and reconnect.
In Little House on the Freeway Rev Tim Kimmel outlines seven flawed family types the modern consumer culture has produced. The Stealth, Penitent, Worried and Super families are defined by unsettled beliefs, guilt, worry, and constant measuring of success through possessions and achievements.
Debbie Wiles plans two day 1000 mile Mississippi trips with four children ages 5 to 19 and shares methods to keep youngsters engaged. The piece cites AAA travel tips on feeding comfort, warm clothing, seatbelts, and 15 minute breaks, plus maps, travel games, story tapes, and music to ease the journey. It notes the Wileses’ early start, motel stays, and the value of planning with kids, including occasional babysitting breaks.
Couples differ on vacations with one partner work oriented and the other play oriented. Some propose split trips or separate vacations, alternating years, or combining visits to relatives with time away. The key is accommodating the spouse while preserving personal vacation needs.
Summer’s hottest toy is the Super Soaker a rifle sized water gun with air pressure delivers 35 to 60 foot blasts. It outsells Nintendo cartridges, costs 7 to 30 dollars, and targets ages 7 to infinity with safe vented pressure. Additional water toys like Splash Gat Laughin Lagoon and Crocodile Mile ride into summer fun for kids and adults alike.
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