We’ve all been there, sitting in our favorite restaurant waiting for our food to arrive. When it finally does, that first bite of the burger or the first chip dipped in the creamy guacamole is like a little slice of heaven. We start to wonder if we could recreate something similar at home. Well, guess […]
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The 1950s to early 60s were the golden age of car cruising, but drivers today can still get behind the wheel for the love of the journey, not the destination. Casual driving is a great way to get out of the house with the family, explore different neighborhoods, and have some fun! And in the […]
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Many of the “facts” that we learned in school aren’t so factual after all! There are a surprising number of things we were taught over the years that changed either due to new research or are really myths, misinformation, old wives’ tales, or just plain false. Here are 21 things you learned in school that […]
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You’re probably gearing up for a fun Fourth of July weekend, but before you fire up the grill or jump in the pool, how well do you know our great nation? This quiz will test your knowledge of the USA (from 1776 to 2020) and tell if you bleed red, white, and blue. Make sure […]
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Forget baseball, football, and basketball. These weird, wacky, and strange sports offer a level of entertainment that traditional sports and mainstream sporting events can’t. From wife carrying to cheese rolling to real-life reenactments of Quidditch from the Harry Potter series – there are so many crazy, weird, and just plain strange sports out there. So, […]
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What’s more American than apple pie? It pairs perfectly with patriotic celebrations, fireworks, and summer picnics, and this no-fuss apple pie recipe is as easy as it gets! Although apple pie has come to symbolize American culture, it’s surprisingly not that American at all! Keep reading to learn about the history of apple pie and […]
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Traffic tickets are big business. How big? Nearly 600 different jurisdictions around the United States get 10% or more of their budget from fines and fees, according to a recent report from Governing. For example, Seat Pleasant, Maryland, is a Washington D.C. suburb, and about 48% of the city’s revenue comes from fines. In Georgetown, […]
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Sadly, this global pandemic has caused so many stories of hurt and heartbreak. However, there have also been countless heartwarming tales of people helping out friends, family members, and complete strangers. Our insurance group is donating $3 million to COVID-19 relief* to support charitable organizations where our customers and employees live and work. We’re all […]
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For back-to-school shoppers and those searching for new clothes, there’s one weekend that stands out from all the others. That’s right, we’re talking about tax-free weekend! Before you break the bank on notebooks, laptops, and new clothes, read up on how you can save on tax-free weekend in your state! Also, if you live somewhere […]
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Many games, concerts, and live events have been canceled due to COVID-19, but there’s still plenty of live entertainment for you to enjoy! Direct Auto Insurance sponsored UFC 249 in early May (and gave 50 winners FREE PPV access to watch the fight), and now other sports leagues are attempting to resume operations. Musical artists […]
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