Spring has Sprung 2021

SPRING HAS SPRUNG 2021 ESSEX MEDIA GROUP 11
3 hacks to make more time for fun this summer
STATEPOINT
Even relaxation and fun take some
preparation. But there’s no reason to
work harder than you need to. Follow
these hacks to get to the good stuff faster
this summer.
1. Optimized Travel: Traveling by car
this summer? Road navigation apps
like Waze combine GPS and real-time
crowd-sourced information to help you
find the best route based on traffic conditions.
But remember, sometimes the
journey is also an opportunity for fun
and there are apps for people who
embrace that mindset. RoadTrippers,
for example, can help you make the
most of the mileage, as it offers information
about scenic detours, local
attractions and more.
2. Waterside Fun: Whether you’re
hanging out poolside, lakeside or at the
beach, faster, smarter set-up means
there will be more time to unwind.
Luckily, there is a brand new pool flotation
technology designed to help you
get out on the water faster. Check out
Swimways Spring Floats, an ultra-comfortable
collection of foldable, portable
fabric-covered floats that now have
three times faster inflation and deflation
with no pump needed. Their exclusive,
patent-pending Hyper-Flate Valve
Technology is engineered to increase
airflow in while preventing airflow out
to take the stress and struggle out of
setting up your float.
3. Summer Meals: When cooking is
accompanied by fresh air and the
sounds of nature, it will feel less like a
chore and more like leisure. So don’t
wait for holidays and special occasions
to enjoy your backyard grill. You don’t
even need to wait until the weekend.
Select one day a week to do all your
indoor meal prep. Then, make the most
of summer evenings by grilling and
dining outdoors all week long.
From road trips to pool excursions,
summer fun awaits, and with the right
mindset and the best tools and gear,
you can save time and energy on plans
and prep.
Lynn Community Health Center’s Covid
19 Vaccine Clinic is now open to all
residents of Massachusetts.
Please visit our
website
www.lchcnet.org to
learn more
We strongly encourage
continued testing if your
Covid 19 symptoms persist.
Let’s all work together to Protect our
Communities