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Not going away for March Break? Ian Mendes feels your pain
There are certain times of the year when your financial situation is broadcast to the rest of the world. March break is definitely one of them, as families with disposable income take off on exciting beach holidays and the rest of us are stuck using the dreaded word staycation to describe our plans.
But just because you’re staying at home and/or operating on a shoestring budget doesn’t mean you can’t have a good time. Here’s my seven-day guide to enjoying this March break without leaving your area code.
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