(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – June 3, 2016) I love my messy house! I know where everything is in each pile. And who cares about those dust clods in the corners? No one really ever sees them anyway. Is … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – March 14, 2010) Life may get complicated at times, but the decision to buy more “stuff” that enriches your life and relationships can be fairly simple. With just five questions to ask yourself before … Read More
Best of Celebrating Your Journey – May 20, 2016) With all the gender identity confusion going on in our nation right now, I thought I would give you my take on who takes care of your possessions, or not. Yep, … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – March 13, 2016) With more storm predictions hovering us every week, here we go again on a few more tips on how to take care of your home and possessions for the “hail” of … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – March 6, 2016) (May 6, 2016) How many of you “weathered” the latest storms and hail in the hill country? Some of my neighbors were hit worse than others with three inch sized hail … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – May 27, 2016) I just couldn’t pass this up since I braved having one this week (2016) . . . a colonoscopy that is! Of course, you ask “How does this month’s lifeskill, Possessions, … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – April 2008) (April 2008) “…most peoples’ biggest problems in life—even those that appear on the surface not to be money related—are directly connected with their early, formative experiences with money.” According to Suze Orman, … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – April 2008) (April 2008) This month, Recordkeeping, will be the focus in helping you find and plug those spending leaks you have discovered in your budget. Let’s then continue playing monetary detective for a … Read More
(Best of Celebrating Your Journey – April 6, 2007) With April comes our beautiful hill country spring time but also tax time. Do you feel like time and taxes are like east and west and never the twain shall get … Read More
When does benevolence and giving become a recordkeeping routine?… Read More