Let’s face it, even the most animated family and friends can have conversation lags during a whole day spent cooking, snacking, drinking, snacking, basting, mashing, snacking, yelling at the football game, moving things around frantically in the oven, and finally,…
I don’t mean to brag (well, of course I do – anyone starting a sentence like that is about to brag), but I have been making cornbread dressing for my family since my teens and it is really good. I…
“Choosing real food is an investment in your health, offering improvement into the way you look and feel.” (John, 2018) Well heck yes you say! Of course, you want Real Food! Letting labels proclaiming to be ‘natural’ and other health…
It can’t all be about financial education on this blog. Even financial advisers need to laugh between appointments where they nag people to save more. From Twitter, here are some great quotes about Halloween. By the way, the correct…
More and more employers are making the Roth option available in their 401(k), 403(b), and 457 plans. What does this mean? Well, the default contribution to retirement plans has always been tax-deferred. Meaning, you are legally hiding income…
As I sit here and eat the Take 5 bars that I will not be giving to trick-or-treaters, it seemed appropriate to offer a quick market commentary about what has been scary and sweet so far in the 2018 investment…
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