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There's no need to travel far from home to have a good time this summer. Make the most of your hometown outings - create these easy drive-in cinema date night his and hers tote bags with the help of Cricut. Nothing says summer like cuddling up to watch a drive-in movie with some tasty snacks. 

I don't know about you, but I don't pack light for the drive-in. (Truth be told, I don't pack light for any outing.) I need a sweater and a blanket in case it gets cold - maybe some fuzzy socks - a water bottle, a portable phone charger and, of course, snacks. That’s why I thought it would be fun to diy his and hers tote bags for drive-in cinema date nights. 

Each tote bag has theme-appropriate iron-on movie images, such as popcorn and tickets, along with "his" and "hers" iron-ons to keep all those drive-in necessities neat and organized. Of course, you can modify the bags to suit yourself and your partner - maybe your diy iron-on tote bags are "hers" and "hers" - use your own favourite colours so you know which bag is yours. You can also personalize these drive-in cinema tote bags with names. It would be fun for kids to have their own bags too!

We have already enjoyed s'mores made over a campfire a few times this summer. My preference is for a toasty, slightly blackened vegan marshmallow squished between two crunchy graham crackers, with a wedge of melty, dairy-free dark chocolate tucked in. 

Just as good as the campfire classic s'mores though are these delicious, slightly decadent baked s'mores cookies. Your whole family will love them. The cookie base is delicately sweet, thanks to coconut sugar (less sweet than traditional sugar). But you get that decadent punch you want from a dessert cookie with the classic s'mores add-ins.