So, you made it through college, congratulations! You’ve now graduated and gone on your victory lap throughout Europe with your best pals. Did you have the money to do it? Not really, but you did have credit cards. Thus, begins your financial life as an independent taxpayer: welcome to … [Read more...] about How to be Responsible with Money After Graduating College
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How to Find Your Dream Car
Your dream car. That’s a simple, yet loaded statement. A dream car can mean very different things to many people. When the question “what’s your dream car?” is posed, that person probably wants to know what kind of car you would buy if money wasn’t an issue. It’s fun to dream and fantasize about … [Read more...] about How to Find Your Dream Car
Deliciously Sweet Early Reader Books
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, we LOVE having loads of books in our home! Our kids are read to from birth, and grow to love reading so much so that our main home decor in their spaces is book shelves! Below are some really sweet books for early readers. These are great for practice … [Read more...] about Deliciously Sweet Early Reader Books
Don’t Waste Today On Tomorrow
Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not. ~ Epicurus I'm a quotes girl. Love them. They're quick snippets of packed goodness. We all struggle with contentment, don't we? Why is that? Because we always want more than what we have. We always look to what others … [Read more...] about Don’t Waste Today On Tomorrow
Reviving The Art of Hand Written Notes, With Exquisite Stationery
I’ve been on this kick lately, to return to the more personal forms of communication with people. One of these involves manually writing out notes on stationery that I am beginning to collect. I love having a variety of things in my writing desk so that when I sit down to write a note, I have … [Read more...] about Reviving The Art of Hand Written Notes, With Exquisite Stationery
Learning Music By Ear and Music Theory
I’ve been playing piano for over 30 years. I love music, instruments, and just about anything that can carry a tune. My father was one of those pianist that could sit down, think of a tune, and just play it – even if he had just heard it earlier that week. He loved to dabble in writing his own … [Read more...] about Learning Music By Ear and Music Theory
