A Little Update and Embracing the Moment Good morning—or should I say almost afternoon—everyone! It's your favorite blogger and deal-seeker, Deb, here to fill you in on my recent radio silence. First things first, I owe you all an apology. I promise I haven’t been ghosting you; I just had a bit of a mishap... Continue Reading →
What are SMART goals? The SMART in SMART goals stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound. Reflecting on 2023 and setting goals for 2024 is an empowering journey. SMART goals offer a structured approach for individuals managing chronic conditions like arthritis. By focusing on faith, food, fitness, and self-care, we need to aim for... Continue Reading →
It may sound pretty morbid, but creating a findable file, binder, cloud-based drive, or even shoe-box where you store estate documents and meaningful personal effects will save your loved ones incalculable time, money, and suffering. You will Need Instructions for your end of life care and funeral and final disposition (the smart thing to do... Continue Reading →
The cruel irony of losing your mother is that right after her death is when you really need her the most.
One of Madea’s comedy bits is about understanding relationships. Using the analogy of a trees, “Madea” says that some people are like leaves, some are like the branches on a tree and, then there are those friends who are our roots. Read this: Madea shares how to understand relationships. Most people are like leaves. When... Continue Reading →
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