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Roll the dice, make decisions – Traveling with kids tip

by Gadling Staff on Mar 16, 2010

When traveling with the family, there will inevitably be disputes over things like the television station, choice of restaurants, and who gets the pull-out couch.

Bring a pair of dice along, and let everybody roll the dice to make decisions. Whoever gets the highest roll wins.

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