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I cannot believe it’s been almost 2 weeks since my mom went home to Heaven. Thank you so much for all of your kind words, prayers and thoughts. This unexpected but expected loss has changed the whole outlook of my summer plans.

My plans were to stay heads down working and caring for mom and dad all summer. Once I returned from my roadtrip, I was ready to just dive into...


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SpaceX officially went public on Friday, opening at $135, and closed that same day at $160.95/share. The 19% gain was enough to boost Elon Musk into a financial orbit all on his own – he’s officially the world’s first trillionaire!

Most people cannot conceive of how much a trillion is.

I remember when my girls were young, I had a children’s book, How Much is ...


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My mom went to be with the Lord last night. Nine and a half years since her initial diagnosis with Lewy Body Dementia, eight and a half years since that diagnosis was modified to Parkinsons with Dementia, and just short of four years on hospice care.

She has been bed ridden and not responsive for the majority of the last four years.

Hospice told us last Friday t...


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Recently, I was walking with a friend who described how recent inflation has hit her family hard. She said that during the last week of the month, she and her husband are essentially out of spending money and have to be very intentional not to spend a penny. They contribute to savings and retirement accounts, and she mentioned she could red...


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