This has been one lazy Christmas! A week before Christmas, one child got the croup which developed into the flu, therefore spreading not joy but the bug to the rest of the crew. So, we opened our gifts and then laid on the couch watching a Leave it to Beaver marathon. Oh, what fun it […]
If I was a teenager again…I’d invest wisely.
This would have worked for me if I’d started earlier. But, the good news it still can! Everyone seems to have 20/20 hindsight. O, to be a teenager again, I would invest more wisely. Lesson learned! I’d wish someone had taught me how to use the compound interest principle. Basically, in a nutshell, you put […]
Love Drawer (In Case of Emergency)
[easy-share buttons=”no” counters=0 native=”selected” show_fblike=”yes”] Feel free to share this post with other family members. I’m a firm believer in having a “Love Drawer“. (We are still working on ours. It takes a while.) A Love Drawer is a place where people could easily access your important information i.e. copy of will, bank accounts numbers, […]
No-Bake Oatmeal Cookies Recipe (One of our Faves)
I thought I lost one of my favorite homemade cookbooks the other day. We are talking 20 something years of my favorite hard to find recipes. Then Eureka, I found it, in a place that it should never have been in, my kitchen. (Go figure!) I realized how precious the recipes are to me. Probably, […]
How to get money to work for you instead of you for it!
According to Dave Ramsey, Financial Peace University, which my husband coordinates, I’m a “free spirit” and my husband is a “nerd.” Although, I love finding a “great deal”; he loves the number’s game. We really work great together in this respect. Due to reasons totally out of my control and desire, I became our MOPs’ […]
