What does that mean? When you borrow money there is always a cost – even if funds are borrowed from family, where the cost may be emotional capital. The primary cost is the interest charged on the loan. It can also be the cost of your time in earning the money, e.g. how many hours …
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It’s that time of year again and, wow …. This year blew by! I hope this post finds you well, and you were able celebrate with your loved ones! I had a lovely Thanksgiving with my family and I am especially grateful my dad, my siblings and I and all of our practically grown kids were all …
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It has been a while since I sat down to write an article and I didn’t realize it had been so long! It feels like some days there is so much to do. I went to visit my family and saw my niece graduate from high school. She has done so well and it was …
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Paul French Bakery and Café https://www.pauldmv.com/ First off, OMG! The Napoleon – is so good it almost makes you cry – yes, it was that good. (In my defense I was also hungry and had been trying not eat dessert in preparation for the holiday season). The Napoleon is both flaky with this delicious rich …
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As we kick off the New Year, the common theme is that hopefully, 2022 will be a much better year! I know I am looking at 2022 as a New Year and a New Me. Ok, it’s the same thing as in years past: lose weight, get in shape and re-organize my house! So, as …
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It’s almost Thanksgiving Eve and everyone is making plans. Some are going to cook and host, some will travel to meet up with family or friends and some may just order in take-out and rest! My mom used to make her “Holiday” dinner for all of the special occasions. She would make the pies the …
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How to reduce calories, save money and have a refreshing beverage.
Where did the Summer go? It seemed like it was too hot or too rainy here for barbecues. Rather than fire up the grill for little ol’ me, I let Foster’s do the grilling. The Foster’s near me carved out some patio space from their parking lot. This was very nice because they also let …
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I remember when my Mom first learned about and made a Tuna Casserole…. My mom was so proud that she had made this ubiquitous 70’s meal! While we were eager to have something new for dinner and the noodles looked promising…. we were not happy. We ate it, but that tuna smell. I actually don’t …
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So, while we are almost back to normal, now there is the new Delta variant. We are not out of the woods yet! So, it is still good to have a stash of good pantry staples to feed you and your family. What is in your stash? I have found that tortillas, cheese and salsa …
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